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The television receiver of the black-and-white image "Crimea-202" in the autumn of 1968 was produced by the Simferopol plant of TV sets named after M. Gorky. 50th anniversary of the USSR. The TV set "Crimea-202" (ULT-59-II-1) (often referred to as "Crimea") was produced using standardized technology in the desktop and floor design, with the finishes of the case and the front panel. The TV had a modern design and provided reception in any of the 12 channels of the MV range. The front of the TV is made with an asymmetrical arrangement of the screen, and the bottom is made in the form of a decorative lattice of plastic, behind which there are 2 1GD-18 loudspeakers with separated resonant frequencies. Behind the TV is covered with a plastic wall with holes. The PTK knob is located in front of the TV in the lower right part of the case, slightly above and to the right is the network switch. The remaining regulators are in the upper right part of the case. Thanks to the use of automatic adjustments, the TV is quite simple and easy to use. The model used a kinescope 59LK2B. The sensitivity of the TV 50 mV. The nominal output power of the sound channel is 1.5 watts. Frequency range 100 ... 10000 Hz. Power consumption 180 watts. Dimensions of the desktop TV 620x585x380 mm, weight 36 kg. Dimensions of outdoor TV - 620x970x380 mm. Weight 38 kg. Since 1969, the plant produced the TV "Crimea-204", which in design, layout and appearance did not differ from that described.