Yangzhou Net News Just after the three-year difficult period from 1959 to 1961, the employees of Yangzhou Radio Factory overcame all difficulties and successfully developed Yangzhou's "Dujiang Brand" radio.

The "Yangzhou Daily" on January 5, 1962 reported the news that Yangzhou had successfully developed the "Dujiang brand" radio. According to the report, employees of Yangzhou Radio Factory successfully trial-produced a "Dujiang brand" 61-6B AC six-lamp radio and officially put it into production. The casing of the radio is available in three colors: light gray, dark green, and cream. On the milky white plastic panel, a logo with the People's Liberation Army crossing the river pattern is embedded. The silk pattern on it is like a screen on a stage, which is very beautiful.

Dujiang brand radios are completely designed, produced and inspected in accordance with the process design, production and technical requirements of the domestic famous brand product "Panda" radios, and the quality reaches national standards. It can be used continuously for 8 hours in tropical and subtropical areas.

Nowadays it is difficult to find the former radio factory. Guo Jinde, the last director of the Yangzhou Radio Factory, told reporters, "The earliest radio factory was in what is now Heyuan. The factory location can no longer be found. In 1976, the factory moved to Meiling Primary School. The Yangzhou Radio Factory was reorganized in 2003 and is now It no longer exists, and now the factory site of Meiling Primary School has been assigned to the Technology Group Company."

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Radios produced in Jiangsu during the same period: Nanjing Radio Factory. Panda brand and Red Star brand, ore radios from Nanjing Cable Power Plant, etc.; Sanqin brand from Nanjing Radio Industrial School; Taihu brand from Wuxi Radio Factory; Sudian brand from Suzhou Radio Factory; Aviation brand, Feilong brand and Jiangnan brand from Changzhou Radio Factory; Huanghai brand from Yanfu Telecommunication Equipment Factory, etc.

Panda brand radios: Radios produced by Nanjing Radio Factory have always used two trademarks, first the Red Star brand, and later the Panda brand. The early "Panda" was not an independent brand, but a sub-brand used by Red Star radios for export. According to available information, the earliest Panda radio was the export version of the Red Star 504 five-lamp model 551 in 1956.

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