Name: | National Radio Corporation Ltd., Adelaide (AUS) |
Abbreviation: | nationalau |
Products: | Model types |
Summary: |
National Radio Corporation Ltd. National Radio Corporation Ltd. manufactured and wholesaled radio receivers through agents throughout Australia. National radios were marketed in Queensland under the brand name "Lincoln". Some models were similar to those manufactured by Eclipse after 1939. |
Founded: | 1933 |
Production: | 1933 - 1954 |
History: |
The company was registered in March, 1933 with First Directors E. R. and O. J. Smith.[1] In December 1934 they moved to a factory at 96 Pirie Street [2] and by 1939 had set up agencies in other states of Australia.[3] They sold radios through retail agents in South Australia and the interstate agencies;
The company became a subsidiary of Electronic Industries Ltd. in September 1940 and continued to manufacture radios in Adelaide.[4] [1] News (SA) Mar 18, 1933, Page 7. |
This manufacturer was suggested by Stuart Irwin.
Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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AUS | 37/38 | 41 | 6A7 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 44 | EK2 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 48 | 6A7 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 51 | KK2 | Optional vibrator power unit. |
AUS | 37/38 | 53 | 1D5G | Uses sychronous vibrator power unit. |
AUS | 37/38 | 39 | EK2 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 37 | EK2 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 38 | 6A7 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 58 | EK2 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 65 | CF2 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 69 | 6D6 | |
AUS | 37/38 | 88 | 6D6 |
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