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Hacker Radio

From Graces Guide
1962. Mayflower Model RV14. Exhibit at Amberley Working Museum.

1920s Brothers Ronald Harry Hacker and Arthur George Hacker (c1910-1981) founded Dynatron Radio

1959 Brothers - Ronald Harry Hacker (c1909-1985) and Arthur George Hacker (c1910-1981) - left Dynatron and established a new company Hacker Radio. They aimed at the top end of the market, and gained an enviable reputation in the trade.

1977 Due to an increasingly competitive market and cheaper imports, Hacker went into the hands of the receiver in May 1977.

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