K.W. Electronics was founded in 1956 by Rowley Shears, G8KW and Ken Ellis, G5KW. The company
was sold to Decca by the end of 1973. Decca were not too interested in ham equipment, and the last
catalogue of KW ham gear is from 1977. Decca in turn was bought by the Racal group in 1980.
RECEIVERS
| Pix | Doc | Mod | Model | Band/QRG | Mode | Year | Quicknote |
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| KW 55 | 10-160 m | AM / SSB / CW | 1958 |
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| KW 76 | 10-160 m | AM / CW | 1959 |
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| KW 77 | 10-160 m | AM / SSB / CW | 1962 |
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| KW 77 Mark II | 10-160 m | AM / SSB / CW | 1963 |
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| KW 201 | 10-160 m | AM / SSB / CW | 196x |
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| KW 202 | 10-160 m | AM / SSB / CW | 1971 |
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TRANSMITTERS
TRANSCEIVERS
| Pix | Doc | Mod | Model | Band/QRG | Mode | Max O/P | Year | Quicknote |
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| KW 2000 | 10-160 m | SSB / CW | 50 W | 1963 |
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| KW 2000A | 10-160 m | SSB / CW | 100 W | 1964 |
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| KW 2000B | 10-160 m | SSB / CW | 100 W | 1969 |
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| KW 2000D | 10-160 m | SSB / CW | 100 W | 1975 | Digital readout |
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| KW 2000E | 10-160 m | SSB / CW | 100 W | 1972 |
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| KW Atlanta | 10-80 m | SSB / CW / (AM) | 250 W | 1968 |
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| KW Atlanta Mark II | 10-80 m | SSB / CW / (AM) | 250 W | 1970 |
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