From Acetylene Ocean Buoys to Radios - The Little-Known Story of the AGA L-III

The AGA Company of Sweden began as an acetylene illumination company, but like many companies in the 1920's it couldn't resist the urge to make radios.
Antique Wireless Association Historian Robert Lozier explains how early experiments in refining aluminum lead to the creation of an industrial gas giant, founded by a Nobel Prize laureate, that just happened to make a side trip in to radios.
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Very well done thanks for sharing your material on such an early venture into radio.