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R.M.Electric, Durham

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Name: R.M.Electric, Durham    (GB)  
Brand:
Strad
Abbreviation: rmelectric
Summary:

R.M.Electric Ltd., Majestic Works, Team Valley Estate, Gateshead 11, Durham; "Strad";

Founded: 1944
History:
RM Electric Ltd. Majestic Works, Second Avenue, Team Valley, Gateshead 11 (in 1944 & 47). Wartime utility radio makers code U25. Maker of radio chassis, battery eleiminators, power resistors, transformers, coils and chokes. Also made finished equipment, such as record players, under the “Strad” brand name. In 1956, they were acquired by Masteradio Ltd. and relocated to 21 Seaton Place, London, NW1.

This manufacturer was suggested by Konrad Birkner † 12.08.2014.


Some models:
Country Year Name 1st Tube Notes
GB  46 Strad PW461 TH41    This was the first domestic radio made by R.M. Electric, The Electrical Trader states... 
GB  47 Strad 471    
GB  50 Strad 511 7S7   
GB  48 Strad 492 TH41   
GB  48 Strad 492E TH41  Exportmodell von Strad 492. 
GB  54 Strad 553W 14S7   
GB  55 Strad 20RG 14S7  Radiogram, chassis similar to model 553. 
GB  55 Strad 553 14S7   
GB  57 Strad "Cliveden" RMG73 12AH8  Similar chassis as the Masteradio model RG363. 
GB  57 Strad "The Woodberry" RMG74 ECC85  Similar chassis as the Masteradio model RG363FM. 
GB  57 Strad "The Stirling" RMR71 12AH8  Similar chassis as the Masteradio model D159. 
GB  57 Strad "The Stirling" (FM) RMR72 ECC85  Similar chassis as the Masteradio model D159FM. 

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