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History of the radio manufacturer Ferranti, GB


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Name: Ferranti, GB    (GB)    
Abbreviation: ferranti  
Products: tubes model-types others  
Summary: Ferranti Ltd., Moston, Manchester; Founded by Sebastian Ziani de Ferranti, Incorporated in 1905 (Ferranti) producing electronic goods, e.g. transformers. Entered the valve business in 1933 with the first Heptode frequency changer in GB, the VHT4. Design and manufacturer of valves was in Hollinwood, Lancashire, later also in Moston, Gem Mill (near Oldham), Edinburgh and Dundee.

 
Founded: 1892
Radioproduction: 1930 -
History:
     
This manufacturer was suggested by Konrad Birkner.

Some models:
Ctry  Year  Name  1st Tube  Notes
GB  67  5502   AF115  Additional push button marked 'LMB' for Radio Luxembourg preset to 208 metres MW. 
GB  61  RT1044   EF86  Portable tape recorder. Single speed (3.75 ips), dual track. Fitted with BSR type TD2 tape... 
GB  59  SU1014   EF86  An audio amplifier designed to be fitted to radiograms such as ARG1014. To enable stereo r... 
GB  60  SRG1036   ECC85  Stereo radiogram. 
GB  60  Fidelio RP1035   ECC83  Stereo record player. 
GB  60  PT1030   OC44   
GB  60  RP1029   ECL82  Portable record player fitted with Collaro "Junior" single play record unit. 
GB  61  U1040   UCC85  Same chassis as model U1032. 
GB  61  RP1042   ECL82  Portable stereo record reproducer fitted with a Garrard auto-changer unit. 
GB  61  PT1056   OC44  Similar to Ekco model PT378. Transistors Mullard "OC" types or Newmarket NKT152, NKT153/35... 
GB  61  BT1037   OC171   
GB  56  355RG   ECC85  Auto-radiogram using a Collaro RC54 or Garrard RC110 3 speed changer. Crystal turn over pi... 

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