The stationary transistor radio "Rodina-65" has been produced by the Chelyabinsk Radio Plant since 1965.
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The receiver is a table-top class 2 superheterodyne with universal power supply from the mains and batteries, assembled on 10 transistors.
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It was created on the basis of the Efir-M radio and is distinguished by the absence of an EPU.
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Ranges of received waves: DV, SV, KV (3 sub-bands).
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Sensitivity in the ranges DV, SV 40 ... 60 μV, in the HF subranges of 30 μV.
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Adjacent channel selectivity 40 dB.
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IF 465 kHz.
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The band of audio frequencies when receiving 100 ... 4000 Hz, when playing a gramophone from an external EPU - 100 ... 10000 Hz.
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Rated output power 500 mW.
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In 1966, the radio was modernized (HF switching).
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The dimensions of the radio receiver are 240x500x280 mm.
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Weight 8.5 kg.
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The export radio "Rodina-65" did not have a DV range, but there were four shortwave ranges.
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Minor differences were noticed in the design.
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