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Raytheon Manufacturing Co. Chicago, IL |
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Raytheon Manufacturing Co. Chicago, IL |
Raytheon is a lesser known, but major supplier to
broadcasters in the 1940s and 1950s. The transmitter designs came from a group
of RCA employees hired in 1945 to develop transmitter models, hence there are
some clear similarities with contemporary RCA models. The RCA folks returned to
RCA and Raytheon began a slow fade. The broadcast section was shut down long
ago and the rights were sold in 1978 to Dan Churchill:
Commercial Radio Company
Duttonsville School Drive
Cavendish, VT 05142
(802) 226 7582
AM transmitters:
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RA-250 - 250 Watts |
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RA-1000 - 1 kW KBIM, Roswell, NM, and another being rebuilt... |
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RA-5/RA-10 - 5 kW and 10 kW |
FM transmitters:
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RF-250 - 250 Watts |
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RF-1000 - 1 kW |
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RF-3 - 3 kW |
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RF-10 - 10 kW |
Consoles:
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RC-11 - 9 pot mono console |
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RPC-40 - 5 pot portable consolette |
