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Concorde Battery OEM For Mooney M-10, Cagri G2

Sealed Lead-Acid Batteries Approved For Both Aircraft

Concorde now starts the Mooney M-10 Series with its popular RG24-11M.  Installed in many aircraft, the RG24-11M has years of proven service as a reliable and safe starting battery.

The company has also been chosen as original equipment for the recently FAA-certified Guimbal Cabri G2 helicopter. For that aircraft, the company offers the popular RG-25XC.  Now installed in hundreds of applications, the RG-25XC has over 30 years of proven service as a reliable and safe starting battery.

Concorde designs and manufactures over 90 models of Original Equipment and direct replacement batteries for fixed wing and rotary aircraft.  Concorde batteries are installed as Original Equipment by the majority of aircraft manufacturers and adopted by military aircraft operators worldwide.

FMI: www.concordbattery.com

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