Since December 1964, the television receiver of the black-and-white image "Rassvet" has been produced by the Krasnoyarsk Television Plant.
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In 1963, the Krasnoyarsk Television Plant received an experimental batch of unified Voronezh-6 TV sets, developed by the Voronezh Electrosignal plant in cooperation with MNITI.
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The UNT-35 TV was recommended for mass production by some factories in the country.
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The televisions were examined by workers in the factory laboratory, who made changes to them.
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In October 1964, 30 experimental TV sets were manufactured with the name Rassvet, in November, another hundred devices were assembled, which were distributed to the best workers of the plant for trial operation.
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At the technical council of MNITI in 1964, the Rassvet TV was approved and recommended for mass production, and its serial production began in December 1964, but in the spring of 1965 the plant modernized the TV, calling it Rassvet-2.
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In this model, the shortcomings of the first model were eliminated.
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Dawn '' UNT-35 was one of the first unified mass TV sets of the third class, on a 35LK2B type kinescope.
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The TV uses 14 lamps and 14 diodes.
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Dimensions of the model are 500 x 400 x 530 mm, weight 24 kg.
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Power consumption - 140 watts.
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Both TVs were available in several front panel designs.
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