The Brazilian based Delta electronics started producing ham equipment in 1950, first under Geloso license. In later years they set up their own development department.
The Delta line was extensive, with remote VFOs, antenna tuners, many models of SSB transceivers, analog and digital readout (non-PLL), linear amplifiers and more.
When the local Brazilian market finally opened to international import, Delta could not stand up to Japanese competition and had to closed down in 1987.
100
80 m Desktop Transceiver
1970-197x
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120
Desktop Transceiver
1970-197x
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208
Desktop Receiver
1950-196x
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209
Desktop Receiver
1964-196x
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210
Desktop Shortwave Transmitter
196x-196x
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309
Desktop Receiver
19xx-19xx
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310
Desktop Receiver
1962-196x
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310 Delta-II
Desktop Receiver
196x-196x
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310-I
Desktop Receiver
1962-196x
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330
Desktop Shortwave VFO
1959-19xx
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340
Desktop Receiver
1964-196x
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370
Desktop Receiver
19xx-19xx
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510
Desktop Shortwave Antenna tuner
19xx-19xx
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1000
Desktop Linear Amplifier
1964-196x
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DBR-500
Multiband SSB Transceiver | 400 W
1975-19xx
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DBR-500 II
Multiband SSB Transceiver | 400 W
197x-19xx
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DBR-525
Desktop VHF Transceiver
1985-19xx
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DBR-550
Multiband SSB Transceiver
1982-19xx
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DBR-550 II
Multiband SSB Transceiver
1982-19xx
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