The Story Behind the Skandia Super 20A Receiver @WirelessMuseum
The Story Behind the Skandia Super 20A Receiver  @WirelessMuseum
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Skandia Super 20A Receiver was sold in Sweden from 1940 to 1942, but Scandia was a retailer, not a manufacturer, so who made this radio? During the restoration of his Scandia Super 20, Robert Lozier uncovers a story of innovative design, electronics history, and how the radio factory workers use their craftsmanship to undermine Germany's efforts in financing World War 2.

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The Story Behind the Skandia Super 20A Receiver

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