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Radiola network lamp "Ural-6" from I-kv 1968 was produced by the Saradulsky plant named after Ordzhonikidze. Radiola '' Ural-6 '' is an all-wave; DV, SV, KV-1, KV-2 and VHF superheterodyne radio receiver combined with a universal electric player of type II-EPU-40. According to the electrical circuit and the design of the radiol is similar to the model "Rigonda-Mono" release after July 1966. Radiola "Ural-6" could be placed on the table or on the floor, for which it was completed with legs. Unlike previous models, this radio has a connector for connecting an external reverberation unit (artificial echo). Acoustic system "Ural-6" radios consists of three loudspeakers, two 4ГД-28 types, resonant frequencies 60 and 90 Hz and one type 1ГД-19. In the batch of the radiol, the electrical circuit of the power supply unit had slight differences from the standard circuit. All radio stations in the "Ural" series, such as "1, 2, 3, 5, 6", had in general the same chassis design and the arrangement of the main components and elements on it. On the basis of the "Ural-6" radar in 1969, the radiometer "Iolanthe" (or "The Ural-7") with the reverberation unit was created.