Was this Electradyne the first mains powered receiver in the US? @WirelessMuseum
Was this Electradyne the first mains powered receiver in the US?  @WirelessMuseum
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
The circa 1925 Electradyne Peerless Two Tube Super Reflex Receiver just might be the first AC mains powered receiver marketed in the USA. Robert Lozier has restored this rare item, and ended up with more questions than answers. Leave a comment below if you have any additional information on this set.

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Was this Electradyne the first mains powered receiver in the US?

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