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Mr Moose · 4th Mar 2018, 4:59 pm

Hello,
Looking at the Mullard valve replacement guide there were three versions of the Burndept 201 from circa 1934 to 1936.
I found the picture below of one with with three knobs.
Burndept was bought by Vidor in 1934 so the 201 could have gone back to Vidor for repair as I think both Vidor and Burndept radios were produced in the same factory in Erith.
It is possible that there was a Vidor badged version.
Yours, Richard

4th Mar 2018, 4:59 pm	#8
Mr Moose Octode Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Gloucestershire, UK. Posts: 1,043	Re: Identify Vidor radio? Hello, Looking at the Mullard valve replacement guide there were three versions of the Burndept 201 from circa 1934 to 1936. I found the picture below of one with with three knobs. Burndept was bought by Vidor in 1934 so the 201 could have gone back to Vidor for repair as I think both Vidor and Burndept radios were produced in the same factory in Erith. It is possible that there was a Vidor badged version. Yours, Richard Attached Thumbnails