History of the manufacturer
Kent Radio; (where?)
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| Name: | Kent Radio; (where?) (USA) |
| Abbreviation: | kent |
| Products: | Model types |
| Summary: |
Kent Radio; (where?). Not to be confused with the model"Kent" by Klitzen or with Atwater Kent. Some radios known shortly before WW2. |
| History: |
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Some models:
| Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | 40 | 9722 | 12K7GT | |
| USA | 40 | 9822 | 12K7GT | Output tube also listed as 25L6. |
| USA | 40 | 422 | 12SA7 | Chassis similar to that of Arvin 422(Noblitt-Sparks). |
| USA | 40 | unknown | 12K7GT | Has a top handle but is for AC only, hence not a portable. Grid-leak detection with large ... |
| USA | 41 | 422-A | ||
| USA | 39 | 402-A | 25B8GT | Another metal "Ivory" finish cabinet version is the Arvin 402A. |
| USA | 40 | Unknown2 | 12SK7 | This radio is similar to Kent Unknown, however, it has a different tube line-up and differ... |
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