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| Production | USSR, 1979. | 
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| Bands | LW (0.15-0.40 MHz), MW (0.53-1.60 MHz). | 
| Semi- conductors | 2x GT309G, 2x MP41A, 2x MP41. | 
| Cabinet | Plastic. Size 13x8x4 cm. Weight 425 gr (inc. batt. and pouch). | 
| Power | Batt 9V. | 
 Russian portables sometimes have illegible script on them.  Quite peculiar is that they always have a connection for a long wire antenna and, very surprisingly, connecting an antenna does not overload the radio, but actually improves reception.  There is an odd dial mechanism inside (photo), moving a rotary dial plus the tuning condensator by a string.
Russian portables sometimes have illegible script on them.  Quite peculiar is that they always have a connection for a long wire antenna and, very surprisingly, connecting an antenna does not overload the radio, but actually improves reception.  There is an odd dial mechanism inside (photo), moving a rotary dial plus the tuning condensator by a string.
| Obtained | 10/2005 from Bazar Prague. | 
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| Condition | 7. | 
| Disposed | Sold 10/2016. | 
| Sound sample | PLAY SOUND Radio Sweden thanks you for listening and will soon switch over to their English language program. | 
 The radio is not perfect, but in reasonably good shape overall, inside as well as outside.  There is a short in the tuning capacitor, blanking out a small part of both MW and LW.  The radio has condensators marked 1979-1 and a sticker with III-1979 under the battery.
 The radio is not perfect, but in reasonably good shape overall, inside as well as outside.  There is a short in the tuning capacitor, blanking out a small part of both MW and LW.  The radio has condensators marked 1979-1 and a sticker with III-1979 under the battery.