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Harris Radio Corp.
Quincy, IL |
Maintained by:
Barry Mishkind - The Eclectic Engineer
Last update 12/17/07
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Harris Radio Corp.
Quincy, IL |
(See also the GATES RADIO page).
Harris Radio Co., entered the broadcast industry when it purchased the Gates Radio Co in 1957. It continued marketing under the Gates brand until 1975. The Gates logo was revived in 1990 to brand the "budget line" Gates One and Gates Five transmitters.
In 1988, Harris purchased Allied Radio in Richmond, IN, and expanded into a "full service" sales organization.
AM Transmitters
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| MW-1 - 1 kW
(1975) First unit: KXEO? Tom Osenkowsky's Tech Tips on MW-1 transmitters. |
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MW-5 - 5 kW
(1973-1983) Tom Osenkowsky's Tech Tips on MW-5 transmitters. |
| MW-10 - 10 kW (1978) | |
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MW-50 - 50 kW (1972)
Shown: KLOK, San Jose, CA |
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SX-1 - 1 kW
(1983-1990) Tom Osenkowsky's Tech Tips on SX transmitters. |
| SX-5 - 5 kW (1983) | |
| DX-10 - 10 kW (1990) | |
| DX-50 - 50 kW (1992) | |
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3DX50 - 50 kW (2002) Serial #1 - WSM Nashville, TN. |
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Gates One - 1 kW (1990) (Harris revives the Gates name!) |
| Gates Five - 5 kW (1990) | |
FM Transmitters
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| 1 kW | |
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FM 2.5K - 2.5 kW |
| 5 kW | |
| 7.5 kW | |
| 10 kW | |
| 20 K - 20 kW Tech tips |
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FM25K - 25 kW WYST, Lexington, IL |
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Z5CD - 5 kW WDQZ, Towanda, IL |
| ZDD40CD - 40 kW (1999) First unit to WUOT, Knoxville, TN |
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HT Series 3.5, 5, 7.5, 10, 30, 35 WGEM-FM, Quincy, IL |
