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Since 1961, the net radio receiver Yantar has been produced by the Riga State Factory VEF. Perhaps only this radio receiver, not counting the special and a few earlier household ones, was produced and was freely available to the public with short-wave ranges from 11.5 to 50 meters. True, there was no DV range in the receiver, since the receiver was intended for export. For several reasons, the export did not take place and the receiver was sold to the USSR in the amount of 30 thousand vehicles. Receiver 6 lamp. Rated output power 1.5 watts. Ranges: CB standard. KV-1 21.4 ... 26.1 MHz (14.0 ... 11.5 m). KV-2 15.1 ... 17.9 MHz (19.9 ... 16.8 m). KV-3 9.5 ... 12.0 MHz (31.6 ... 25.0 m). KV-4 5.95 ... 7.4 MHz (50.5 ... 40.6 m). The intermediate frequency is 465 kHz. Sensitivity of the model with an external antenna: on the CB 40 ... 80 µV, on all HF 60 ... 120 µV and with an integrated ferrite antenna on medium waves 0.4 mV / m. The adjacent channel selectivity with ± 10 kHz detuning in the HF bands is 54 dB, CB - 60 dB. Band of reproducible sound frequencies 50 ... 5000 Hz. The power consumption of 60 watts from the network. The acoustic system of the Yantar radio receiver consists of two 2GD-8 VEF loudspeakers. The dimensions of the radio receiver are 580x362x312 mm, weight is 14.5 kg. The price of the model is 154 rubles. Radio "Yantar" was created on the basis of the electrical circuit, parts and assemblies of the radio "Latvia".