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David Simpson · 24th Apr 2021, 10:40 am

Hello Chris,
I used to work for Woodsons back in the early 80's, but by then their own range of marine R/T's were obsolete. They had started to supply Sailor Radio equipment back in the 60's & from the 70's onwards these were their main fitment.
They have a micro-fiche archive of their own produced sets from the late 40's through to the 60's. Woodsons are still very much a going concern & must be the only remaining family run concern in the marine electronics industry. Just look up their website for contact details. All I have is info on their last "Spey" transmitter - the N120.

Regards, David

24th Apr 2021, 10:40 am	#10
David Simpson Nonode Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Aberdeen, UK. Posts: 2,858	Re: Woodsons of Aberdeen SR124 Hello Chris, I used to work for Woodsons back in the early 80's, but by then their own range of marine R/T's were obsolete. They had started to supply Sailor Radio equipment back in the 60's & from the 70's onwards these were their main fitment. They have a micro-fiche archive of their own produced sets from the late 40's through to the 60's. Woodsons are still very much a going concern & must be the only remaining family run concern in the marine electronics industry. Just look up their website for contact details. All I have is info on their last "Spey" transmitter - the N120. Regards, David