Post by va3css on Apr 12, 2008 14:22:04 GMT -5
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The amateur radio and professional broadcast pieces of the Peter W. Dahl Company will soon have new life with another amateur radio component supplier, Harbach Electronics.
It’s been a long road for Dahl, which occupied an exclusive niche supplying custom wound transformers and power chokes for broadcast transmitters for more than 35 years. Now it has closed shop.
As reported in the Dec. 12, 2007 issue, Peter Dahl is suffering from advanced Parkinson’s disease; that forced his decision to shutter the business.
All of the intellectual property, including blueprints, designs and CAD workstations, were sold separately to Jeffery Weinberg, who owns Harbach Electronics. The Polk, Ohio-based Harbach specializes in ham radio upgrade kits and parts. Neither Dahl nor Weinberg would disclose the price.
It’s been a long road for Dahl, which occupied an exclusive niche supplying custom wound transformers and power chokes for broadcast transmitters for more than 35 years. Now it has closed shop.
As reported in the Dec. 12, 2007 issue, Peter Dahl is suffering from advanced Parkinson’s disease; that forced his decision to shutter the business.
All of the intellectual property, including blueprints, designs and CAD workstations, were sold separately to Jeffery Weinberg, who owns Harbach Electronics. The Polk, Ohio-based Harbach specializes in ham radio upgrade kits and parts. Neither Dahl nor Weinberg would disclose the price.
