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The stationary transistor radio "VRP-60" from 1960 produced the Ryazan radio plant. Radio '' VRP-60 '' (Military Broadcasting Receiver, model 1960) is intended for army broadcasting radio centers without or with electrical networks. The transistor receiver, with the ranges of DV, SV and six sub-bands KV. In the HF subbands, the receiver covers waves from 16 to 75 meters. Universal power supply - 127 or 220 V mains or 12 or 2.5 V battery. When the batteries are turned on, there is a reverse polarity indicator. The receiver has: power control indicator. Switch local or long-range reception, volume and tone controls, internal control loudspeaker, headphone jack, the ability to connect a microphone, tape recorder, electric player. The output voltage at the terminals is a 30 V transmission line, which is enough for normal operation of up to 30 subscriber transformer loudspeakers. The metal case of the receiver is 300x250x200 mm in size. The mass of the receiver is 16 kg.