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Radiola "Ural-3" in 1967 was developed and experimentally produced by the Sarapul plant named after Ordzhonikidze.
By November 1967, the plant created and prepared for release several promising models of receivers and radiol, among which was the radiol Ural-3.
The design of the radiola is similar to the Ural-67 transistor receiver, but has different dimensions and weight.
Radiola is described in the journal "Science and Life" No. 7 for 1968.
For lovers of original models, we recommend the Ural-3 radio, made in the form of a coffee table with a cross-leg.
If you open the cover on one side, you will see a radio receiver with the ranges of LW, CB, HF (3 sub-bands) and VHF.
Turning the table 180 degrees, you can open the player, designed for three speeds of rotation of the disc and playing records of any size.
The dimensions of the radio are 650x465x325 mm.
Weight is 14 kg.
The radiola had a set of remote up to 3 meters AC.
Judging by the photographs, the receiver unit and the ECU radio unit could be separated.