KHAZAR-304 - Vintage Radio from USSR since 1984

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COMMN MODEL DESCRIPTION
Portable radio receivers "Khazar-404" and "Khazar-304", respectively, from 1984 and 1986 were produced by the Baku Radio Plant. Radio receivers, except for the name and design of the scale, are the same and the upgrade is due to an increase in the interest of potential buyers. Any of the radio receivers is designed to receive broadcasting stations in the LW, MW range on an internal magnetic antenna. Power is supplied from six A-343 cells or two 3336L batteries. It is possible to connect an external antenna, headphones and an external power supply. Main characteristics: sensitivity in the range LW - 2, SV - 1.5 mV/m; Adjacent channel selectivity - 30 dB; rated output power not less than 300, maximum 500 mW; nominal range of reproducible sound frequencies 250...3550 Hz; power consumed from the battery 0.8 W. The dimensions of any radio receiver are 182 x 200 x 73 mm. Weight without power supplies 0.9 kg

[@tanya-k-12345]

Супер! Крутий приймач! У мого дідуся був такий самий !

[@BRIJKISHORESHARMATARA]

thanks for this video . love from India

[@Traderhorn]

Nice to see an old Russian Radio still working, I had a Russian battery radio in UK as a young boy in the early sixties AM/LW and seven SW bands built like a T34 Tank it eventually stopped working and was discarded, nice video.

[@DeadKoby]

Soviet stuff is interesting, because it's different than what we had/have in the USA.

[@rEdf196]

Gatlin gun/sunburst speakers were already passe by 1984 in the west.

[@IAdryan]

What frequency range does it have ? It doesnt seem like standard western bands. Thanks. edit - oooh, the scale is in wavelenght ? 😁

[@seekerua5425]

Yes, in meters

[@elnur883eh]

Azərbaycan 🇦🇿

[@user-bk6ts4ne4n]

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