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Electronic Surplus Stores Advertisements



The following advertisements appeared between 1955 and 1958. They all offer surplus equipment or components to the Radio Constructor or Experimentor. Most of the advertisments contain the original prices. The conversion rate today is about £15.70 to each old pound.

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Proops Bros
Proops Brothers Ltd
Proops Bros
Proops Brothers Ltd
G W Smith
G W Smith
Electric Precision Equipment
Electric Precision
Equipment Ltd
A G Haynes
U E I Corporation
Relda Radio
Relda Radio
Gee Radio
Gee Radio
henry's radio
Henry's Radio
Clyne Radio
Clyne Radio
Radio Component Specialists
Radio Component
Specialists
Radio Supply Co
Radio Supply Co
Duke & Co. Pratts Radio
Duke & Co.
Pratts Radio
Stern  Radio Ltd
Stern Radio Ltd
R Cooper
R Cooper
Electronic Precision Equipment Ltd
Electronic Precision
Equipment Ltd
Electronic Precision Equipment Ltd  (1961 Advert)
Electronic Precision
Equipment Ltd
Electronic Precision Equipment Ltd  (1961 Advert)
Electronic Precision
Equipment Ltd
Electronic Precision Equipment
Electronic Precision
Equipment Ltd
Electronic Preciosion Equipment
Electronic Precision
Equipment Ltd
Electronic Precision Equipment
Electronic Precision
Equipment Ltd


The last six adverts for Electronic Precision Equipment Ltd were prompted by an email from Peter King who had purchased kits from the company at their Ruislip (London) shop.

I grew up in Ruislip, and Electronic Precision Equipment (Ruislip Branch) was the 'temple' at which I found out the hidden mysteries of nature, science and negative feedback.
I wonder if anyone remembers building the 'Occasional '56', a 4 valve TRF using the Octal US 7xx series of bottles?
There was a later model using 7pin valves, with the dreaded Line Cord for the heaters. Also a skeleton set made on SRBP cards (ex Mullard Valve Tester), and using 2 lovely little 954 acorns.
I made several of these, and would love to stroll down memory lane with anyone who remembers or built them.
If anyone has data on the sets mentioned or wants to contact Peter please email me.


1948 Adverts from Shortwave Magazine

1948 Shortwave Magazine Adverts




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