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[[image: Im201106GTM-RS.jpg|thumb|  Exhibit at [[Geevor Tin Mine Museum]]. ]]
[[image: Im201106GTM-RS.jpg|thumb|  Exhibit at [[Geevor Tin Mine Museum]]. ]]


1937 Radiospares was founded in London by J. H. Waring and P. M. Sebestyen
1937 '''Radiospares''' was founded in London by J. H. Waring and P. M. Sebestyen


1947 Radiospares established an export link with the newly founded Radionics in Dublin
1947 '''Radiospares''' established an export link with the newly-founded '''Radionics''' in Dublin


1954 Radiospares products range was expanded beyond radio and television spares
1954 '''Radiospares''' product range was expanded beyond radio and television spares


1967 '''Radiospares''' floated on the London Stock Exchange as '''Electrocomponents''' plc
1967 '''Radiospares''' floated on the London Stock Exchange as '''Electrocomponents''' plc


1971 [[Radiospares]] changed its name to RS Components
1971 '''Radiospares''' changed its name to '''RS Components'''
 
1999 Acquired US company Allied Electronics (formerly Allied Radio).
 
2010 '''Radiospares''' and '''Radionics''' became RS Components


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
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== Sources of Information ==
== Sources of Information ==
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* Electrocomponents [http://www.electrocomponents.com/about-us/history/]


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Revision as of 14:56, 20 June 2012

Exhibit at Geevor Tin Mine Museum.

1937 Radiospares was founded in London by J. H. Waring and P. M. Sebestyen

1947 Radiospares established an export link with the newly-founded Radionics in Dublin

1954 Radiospares product range was expanded beyond radio and television spares

1967 Radiospares floated on the London Stock Exchange as Electrocomponents plc

1971 Radiospares changed its name to RS Components

1999 Acquired US company Allied Electronics (formerly Allied Radio).

2010 Radiospares and Radionics became RS Components

See Also

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Sources of Information

  • Electrocomponents [1]