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The Dynatron museum is a private collection of Dynatron radio equipment ranging from 1930 to 1960. It is not open to the general public, but this website has been set up to provide a virtual tour of the exhibits. Please note that the website is still under construction, and we will be adding more information and photos to it in the near future. The purpose of the museum and this website is to promote interest in and preservation of all Dynatron and Hacker products.

Eljőtt az idő és befejeztetett, végre egy igazi VFDs óra, IV6-al. Frissült a Numitron cikk a numitron óra modernizácójával itt. Egyszerű, oldalanként pusztán csak 2 csőves 10W-os erősítő a PCL86-al. Megjelent a PAFE4 moduláris erősítő és DAC frontend. Ezen az oldalon mindent elkövetünk elektroncső témában. Az email címem változott! Nem szeretnénk megfeledkezni a kezdőkről sem, de a számos rádió amatörről sem .

The long awaited Ferrograph Service information CD is now available for immediate dispatch. For further information on how to order your copy. This site is primarily dedicated to the Ferrograph Tape Recorder and other notable British tape recorder companies and designs made throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Read about the Book charting the history of Ferrograph. Further details of this publication can be found by clicking here.

Historical Radio Society of Australia South Australian Group - web site. Historical Radio Society of Australia. Donate, Sell or Auction radio items. Melbourne Street, North Adelaide. For full details see the newsletter. Coffee and tea are provided by the HRSASA, please bring some nibbles to share.

TLC Amplifiers is a family run business based in Birmingham, UK. Under the brand name Branston Amplifiers. We create unique hand crafted boutique valve amplifiers. They are produced to the highest standard and use components that give the best tone, integrity and reliability. These are guitar amplifiers for the blues connoisseur. No two amps are the same, giving you an exclusive collectors item, uncompromising in its build quality. Locally sourced parts and products are used, where possible.

My tresured possession, built from a kit, on a table in the living room during Christmas day 1977. This is the back view of the previous design and has given me many years of portable listening pleasure. The Mullard 520 Hi Fi Valve amplifier of the 1950s. This is a homebuilt stereo design I built from a kit and is used for my multimedia listening. Home Built Valve Hi Fi system.