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Muden Television Mfg.Co.Ltd/Muden Television Kogyo K.K.; Tokyo
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| Name: | Muden Television Mfg.Co.Ltd/Muden Television Kogyo K.K.; Tokyo (J) |
| Abbreviation: | muden |
| Products: | Model types |
| Summary: |
Muden Television Kogyo K.K.
Muden Television Manufacturing Co. Ltd. gained recognition for its line of children's walkie-talkie radios produced in the 1960s. These low-power devices, featuring 3 to 6 transistors, operated in the 27MHz AM band. The company also established itself through its range of television accessory products, including TV booster pre-amps. These products likely originated in the 1970s and even continued production until as late as 2022. Notably, a potential connection exists with Muden Television Kogyo K.K., a 2024 company based in Tokyo. |
| Founded: | 1965 |
| Production: | 1965 - |
| History: |
This manufacturer was suggested by Clive Forder.
Some models:
| Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| J | 65 | Muden 6 Transistor Transceiver MT008 | AM, single 27 MHz channel. | |
| J | 75 | TV/FM Signal Level Checker TLC-64F | For checking signal strength from the antenna. Covers VHF FM sound/VHF TV channels 1-12 an... | |
| J | 75 | TV Booster Power Supply P-100 | Output 24 volts AC, 120mA maximum |
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Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):
Full-page advert from around 1965 in the Japanese "boy's magazine Candies" showing the full range of Muden low-power 27MHz AM walkie-talkie 3-6 transistor radios then available. Photo courtesy of Japanese collectors' website "N's Page" n-page.com.
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