Radio Manufacturers, Part 2
44 entries in the Radio Manufacturers, Part 2 compendium.
RCA CorporationPioneering American electronics and communications firm for over five decades.Realistic (brand)Private label electronics brand from RadioShack, spanning audio to CB radios.Roberts RadioBritish radio manufacturer since 1932, oldest active in the UK.RS AmericasOmni-channel distributor of industrial equipment and services.SABA (electronics manufacturer)German electronics pioneer in radio, television, and audio innovation.Salora OyFinnish electronics maker known for radios, TVs, and mobile phone joint ventures.SanyoJapanese electronics pioneer known for solar cells and rechargeable batteries.Sharp CorporationJapanese electronics pioneer known for calculators, LCD TVs, and camera phones.SiemensEuropean engineering giant with roots in telegraphy and industrial automation.Stromberg-CarlsonFrom telephones to radios, a pioneer in communications.Technics (brand)Japanese audio brand known for the SL-1200 turntable.TelefunkenGerman electronics pioneer from radio to television and computing.TennelecUS electronics firm known for nuclear instruments and early programmable scanners.Thorn Electrical IndustriesBritish electrical engineering firm, major radio and TV manufacturer.ToshibaJapanese conglomerate known for flash memory and the first mass-market laptop.Ultra ElectronicsBritish defence and aerospace electronics manufacturer since 1920.United States Television Manufacturing Corp.Early maker of large-screen projection TVs for public venues.YorxAmerican maker of low-priced hi-fi and compact stereo systems.75A-4 and KWS-1Collins 75A-4 and KWS-1, the Gold Dust Twins of amateur radio.Hallicrafters SX-28American shortwave receiver used by amateurs, government, and military.Hallicrafters SX-117Triple conversion receiver for amateur bands and general coverage.Hammarlund Super ProAmerican communications receiver series from 1936 through the 1940s.National HROA shortwave receiver with micrometer dial and plug-in coils.R-390AGeneral coverage HF receiver designed for the US Armed Forces.Realistic DX-300A Wadley Loop shortwave receiver with early digital display.Astatic CorporationManufacturer of iconic D-104 and JT-30 microphones.Rockwell CollinsAvionics and communications supplier from Collins Radio to Collins Aerospace.R. L. Drake CompanyDrake built compact, innovative amateur radio gear from the 1950s through the 1980s.EicoNew York kit maker of test gear, audio, and amateur radio.GRE (company)Japanese electronics manufacturer known for radio scanners and OEM equipment.HammarlundPioneering variable capacitors and shortwave receivers from 1910 to 1973.HeathkitHeathkit produced electronic kits from 1947 until 1992.National Radio CompanyAmerican radio manufacturer from 1914 to 1991.Powell Manufacturing CompanyFrom radios to scooters to pioneering pickup trucks.Rohn IndustriesManufacturer of telecommunications towers and support structures worldwide.Signal/OneHigh-performance HF transceivers from a St. Petersburg manufacturer.SpaceQuestSpacecraft components and engineering company specializing in small satellite operations.Surrey Satellite TechnologyPioneer of small satellites using commercial off-the-shelf components.Swan ElectronicsManufacturer of popular SSB transceivers for amateur radio.WinradioComputer-based radio receivers and software-defined radio equipment from Australia.Yaesu (brand)Japanese amateur radio brand founded in 1959.ZetronAmerican manufacturer of integrated communications for public safety.PhonevisionZenith's early pay-TV system using phone lines to descramble broadcasts.Trans-OceanicZenith's iconic portable shortwave receiver, produced from 1941 to 1981.
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