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Diason Products, Melbourne
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| Name: | Diason Products, Melbourne (AUS) |
| Abbreviation: | diason |
| Products: | Model types |
| Summary: |
Diason Products, Melbourne, produced portable radios and radios for farm lighting systems. Later they made amplifiers for guitars and general use. The name comes from the first and last parts of the founder's daughter, Dianne Leason. |
| Founded: | 1947 |
| Closed: | 1978 |
| History: |
Colin Leason registered the name Diason on 23 May 1947. The original location of the factory was at 5 The Avenue, Balaclava, Melbourne. In 1952 they moved to 10 College St, Gardenvale, Melbourne. The name "Diason" was last registered in 1978. Colin Leason passed away in 1983 aged 69.
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This manufacturer was suggested by Stuart Irwin.
Some models:
| Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUS | 50 | P56 | 1T4 | Battery-powered superhet with RF stage. Circuit also used on Models D58 & P58. |
| AUS | 50 | P58 | 1T4 | Battery-powered superhet with RF stage. Circuit also used on Models P56 & D58. |
| AUS | 50–52 | D58 | 1T4 | Model: D58. Features: 5V 1.4v B/C portable; tuned R.F. stage and built in loop aerial; ... |
| AUS | 50 | D68 | 1T4 | |
| AUS | 50 | 32/6 | 6SK7GT | This model is designed for 32 volt farm lighting systems but uses no vibrator, 32 volts is... |
| AUS | 50 | 50/6 | 6SK7GT | This model is designed for 50 volt farm lighting systems but uses no vibrator, 50 volts is... |
| AUS | 50 | 110/6 | 6SK7GT | This model is designed for 110 volt D.C. farm lighting systems and supplies in remote coun... |
| AUS | 52 | PP 32/6 | 6SK7GT | This model is designed for 32 volt farm lighting systems but uses no vibrator, 32 volts is... |
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Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):
Advertisement from "Erda", (NSW), July, 1950 Page 26
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