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Radio receiver and radio network lamp "Baikal" from 1956 produced Berdsky radio plant. The radio "Baikal" was developed at the Leningrad Kozitsky plant at the end of 1954 (main image). After the release of a small and experimental batch, the production of the receiver was transferred to the Berdsky Radio Factory, where it began to be mass-produced together with the radio radio station of the same name from November 1956. The receiver is a 6-tube superheterodyne, operating in the ranges of DV 2000 ... 723 m, CB 577 ... 187 m, KV, in 2 subranges 75.9 ... 40 m and 36.3 ... 24.8 m and VHF range 4.66 ... 4.11 m. The receiver has timbre adjustment on the low, treble, AGC system. VHF radios are accepted at the internal dipole. 2 loudspeakers 1ГД-5 are installed in the speaker system of the receiver. The maximum output power of the LF amplifier is 2W. The range of reproducible sound frequencies for reception in the VHF-FM band is 100 ... 7000 Hz, and for reception in the AM ranges 100 ... 4000 Hz. The receiver is powered by the 110, 127 or 220 volt electrical network. Power consumption 55 watts. The dimensions of the receiver 510x325x280 mm, weight 11 kg. The price is 72 rubles 35 kopecks since 1961. Along with the receiver, the plant also released the radio line "Baikal". The design of the radioli, in addition to the installed universal EPU, modified case similar to the receiver. In some sufficiently large batches of radio receivers and a radiol, there was a setting indicator on the 6E5C lamp, in some it was missing. In the receiver and radio channel, instead of 1GD-5 loudspeakers, 2GD-3 (2GD-3R) speakers were later installed, while the range of reproducible frequencies when playing records and when received on VHF was expanded to 80 ... 8000 Hz. The mass of the radio is 19 kg. Power consumption during operation of the EPU - 70 watts. Price radiola "Baikal" 87 rubles 95 kopecks.