OLYMPIC Vintage Soviet Union Transistor Radio Receiver 
(since 1980)
made in USSR 

Good shape. See pictures. NO battery compartment cover. NO power plug. Band switch knob on front panel lost or brocken. Diagram is NOT included, only picture for better understanding radio's design. The radio does NOT work. Selling AS IS

Since 1980, the Olympic portable radio receiver has been produced by the Svetlovodsk Radio Plant and the Alma-Ata Electrotechnical Plant. The small-sized radio receiver "Olympic" is assembled on four transistors, a microcircuit and a diode. The radio receiver "Olympic" is designed to receive programs of broadcasting stations in the MW band on the built-in magnetic antenna and in the SW band on a retractable telescopic one. Ranges: MW - 525 ... 1605 kHz, SW - 9.45 ... 9.8 MHz. IF 465 kHz. Sensitivity to MW 1.5 mV / m, SW 300 μV. Selectivity on the adjacent channel 26 dB, on the mirror on the MW - 26 dB; on HF - 12 dB. AGC action: when the input signal changes by 30 dB, the signal changes at its output by 8 dB. Rated output power 60 mW, maximum 100 mW. The band of reproducible sound frequencies is 450...3150 Hz. Average sound pressure 0.1 Pa. Powered by Kron battery. Supply voltage 9 V. Quiescent current 20 mA. The operability is maintained when the power supply is reduced to 5 V. The dimensions of the receiver are 215x125x47 mm. Weight 300 g. Price 34 rubles. Since the beginning of 1981, in order to expand the range of products, the Svetlovodsk Radio Plant jointly produced the Olympic-401 radio receiver, similar in design, design and electrical circuit to the Olympic radio receiver.

net weight 0,25 kg
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