TRIAD Radios - Unicorns? or Engineering Samples

[@derstrom8]

I think you pose some pretty good evidence that these are engineering samples. I'd definitely buy that. Thanks so much for sharing, this was fascinating!

[@OIE82]

Sounds reasonable to me. I think you make a good case. BTW Happy National Radio Day.

[@ottodydaktyk]

Very interesting, Vern. Thanks for sharing.

[@DavidTipton101]

Very interesting Vern, that would explain it 👍🙂

[@Couchflyer-NY]

I like the engaging nature of this video. Samples make sense I suppose. Or, how about radio kits?

[@Anthonytheredneck]

Id agree thats its possibly a engineering sample, but it could possibly be a radio test bed for there tubes they made to see how it reacts when in operation. We can all assume the possiblites are high coukd of been a radio that one of there engineers threw togther to see if he could sell it off for sone extra cash which still be the sane thing an engineering example.

[@alpcns]

You probably already know them, but a couple of years ago I have been in contacts with a company called triad magnetics. They make all kinds of transformers, also to specification, including output transformers for audio. That may be a remnant of the earlier radio company. If you like, I can send you the information.

[@theradiomechanic9625]

@@alpcns not the same firm but thank you

[@WOFFY-qc9te]

The answer to the question is : 42

[@theradiomechanic9625]

@@WOFFY-qc9te thank you Mr dent

[@WOFFY-qc9te]

@@theradiomechanic9625 😀