Amateur Radio Connection
Dennis Had was also the founder of the Dentron Radio Company, The Founding Owner and designer of the Ameritron amplifiers, and the Amp Supply Company. Dentron Radio Manufactured all sorts of Amateur Radio gear; Amplifiers, Tuners, and for a very short time High Frequency Transceivers. Amp Supply Company and Dentron are no longer in business. Ameritron is now owned by MFJ Enterprises. Dentron, Ameritron and Amp Supply Company were all based originally in Ohio. Amp Supply moved to Cary, North Carolina and soon morphed into the Cary Audio Company. Amp Supply was eventually closed. Interestingly, Amp Supply, Dentron and Ameritron Amps can all be found on E-Bay to this very day. Amp Supply Products are not commonly found on E-bay, but Dentron and Ameritron are very common.
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