Name: | Teleconda (Brand), Stevens Car Radio; Sydney. (AUS) |
Abbreviation: | teleconda |
Products: | Model types |
Summary: |
Stevens Car Radio Brand:Teleconda
Radios with the brand "Teleconda" were manufactured by Paul Stevens. |
Founded: | 1947 |
Closed: | 1953 |
Production: | 1947 - 1953 |
History: |
The company was registered on the 15 January 1947 by Paul Stevens.[1] He manufactured and sold complete radios and kitsets. In the 1950’s he marketed a “Car or Car-Home radio” called the Car-Lectric under the name of Stevens Car radio.[2] Stevens advertised as a Radio Engineer and Consultant and contributed many technical articles to the Australasian Radio World magazine from 1942 and was Technical Editor from July 1948 till Feb 1949.[3] From the February 1948 and October 1948 issues, various models were detailed and these models were available as kits, as well as completely built items such as; Teleconda 1, Teleconda 2, Telconda 3 and the Car-Lectric. There were around 12 models produced in total. Paul Stevens passed away in 1978. [1] Duns Gazette (NSW) Feb 14, 1947, Page 93.
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This manufacturer was suggested by Stuart Irwin.
Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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AUS | 48 | R4841 | 6SA7GT | This model was available as a kit as well as fully built up. The cabinet was bright ... |
AUS | 47 | Powerport | 5Y3GT | This was a power supply designed to power portable receivers. The metal rectifier us... |
AUS | 47 | Teleconda 1 | EK2G | From an article by Paul Stevens in Australasian Radio World, April 1947, explaining the Te... |
AUS | 47 | Teleconda 2 | EK2 | From an article by Paul Stevens in Australasian Radio World, April 1947, explaining the Te... |
AUS | 47 | Teleconda 3 | 6J7G | From an article by Paul Stevens in Australasian Radio World, June 1947, discussing the con... |
AUS | 48 | Car-Lectric | 6SK7 | The Car-electric is a 5 valve, superhet with RF stage powered from 240 Volts AC or 6 Volts... |
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