A Transistor Museum Interview with Joe D’Airo Transistor History at Trans-Aire Electronics Inc
Discovering the Many Brand Names of Trans-Aire Radios One of the most interesting aspects of this historic company is the use of many different brand names for Trans-Aire designed and manufactured radios throughout the 1950s and 1960s.  Joe D’Airo has provided much useful information on this topic, based on his personal involvement with Trans-Aire.  In addition, due to the large number of vintage radios now available through Ebay, hamfests and flea markets, it is likely that many of the previously undocumented Trans-Aire radio brands will become available for modern collectors and historians.  As more of these classic radios are identified and the information made available to the Transistor Museum, this Trans-Aire Radio Photo Gallery will be updated.  Check back often!  ______________ Return to Joe D’Airo Oral History	PHOTO GALLERY LINKS FOR HISTORIC TRANS-AIRE RADIOS Sinclair and_Harlie Clones Two 1960s classics with similar red cases and different circuits. Electra R1200 All Silicon New in Box One of Trans-Aire’s first  “all-silicon” radios. Tone-Master by F.M.C A little-known classic, chocked full of “Raytheon Blues”. RCA Solid State A fine example of a Trans-Aire made “Private Brand”. Corvair A real beauty with advanced complementary-symmetry audio. Viscount 12 A mid 1960s house-branded TA radio with a very wide selection of “fallouts”. ______________
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