Greetings:

Anyone have any experience with any of the older solid state receivers
made by Dynatron Radio Ltd? I can't find any information on any of
their receivers (or the company for that matter) on the internet.

Thanks.

Japhy

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Japhy_Ryder wrote:
Anyone have any experience with any of the older solid state receivers
made by Dynatron Radio Ltd? I can't find any information on any of
their receivers (or the company for that matter) on the internet.

I'm pretty certain they are no more. In their early days, they made some
good stuff, but latterly just put other maker's chassis in their own
cabinets and charged dearly for it - this applied to TVs.

I'd guess that if it's a solid state receiver, the same would apply -
although they definitely made some of their own valve sound gear. The BBC
at one time used their FM receivers for quality check purposes.;-)

If it's faulty, it should be easy enough to fix like most early ss gear -
assuming it isn't problems with switches etc which may no more be
available as a direct replacement.

--
*What boots up must come down *

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

In article ,
Japhy_Ryder wrote:
Anyone have any experience with any of the older solid state receivers
made by Dynatron Radio Ltd? I can't find any information on any of
their receivers (or the company for that matter) on the internet.

I'm pretty certain they are no more. In their early days, they made some
good stuff, but latterly just put other maker's chassis in their own
cabinets and charged dearly for it - this applied to TVs.

I'd guess that if it's a solid state receiver, the same would apply -
although they definitely made some of their own valve sound gear. The BBC
at one time used their FM receivers for quality check purposes.;-)

If it's faulty, it should be easy enough to fix like most early ss gear -
assuming it isn't problems with switches etc which may no more be
available as a direct replacement.

--
*What boots up must come down *

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn