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Bendix/King KMA 24H audio panel and marker beacon receiver — the box in a light-aircraft stack that decides what the pilot hears and what the microphone talks to: a row of rocker switches selects COM 1, COM 2, COM 3, NAV 1, NAV 2, ADF, DME and MKR audio, a rotary transmitter selector on the left picks which radio the mic keys, and the three marker beacon lamps and their sensitivity control sit at the right.
Provenance: the unit's old paperwork comes with it — an FAA Form 8130-3 from Eastern Avionics Radio Shop, Punta Gorda FL, work order 6118, signed 8-9-00, and a green serviceable tag No.
Sold AS-IS / as-removed. UNTESTED. No current airworthiness tag / no 8130-3. NOT for aircraft installation / not approved for return to service. Not sold as an aircraft part. Sold for display, collecting, flight-sim, study, or repair/overhaul. Buyer assumes all responsibility for any use.
Brand: King (Bendix/King)
Model: KMA 24H-71
Serial No.: 162625
Theme: Aviation Avionics / Audio Panel
About the source of this item
From the leftover inventory of an aviation component shop that did inspection, repair and certification work. When the company closed, the remaining stock was sold at sale. That origin matters: this is not random scrap from an unknown garage, it sat in a professional aviation-parts environment. It does not mean the unit was finished, tested or released before the shop closed, and it does not mean it is approved for flight use today.
