The children's radio "Maksimka" has been produced by the Leningrad Central Design Bureau of Technology and Equipment since 1979.
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Direct amplification radio receiver "Maksimka" is intended for active recreation of schoolchildren.
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He operates in the LW and MW bands.
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Sensitivity 20 mV / m.
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Selectivity is about 8 dB.
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Rated output power 60 mW.
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Powered by Krona-VTs battery.
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Receiver dimensions 135x38x81 mm.
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Weight without battery 250 gr.
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The radio had a twin, the Elektronik children's radio, which had differences in the electrical circuit.
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However, the Maksimka receiver was often equipped with boards from the "Elektronik" radio receiver, as well as boards whose circuits differed from both receivers.
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And since 1977, the same manufacturer has been producing the Maksimka radio designer, which is similar to the name described only and is a copy of the Zvezdochka RC produced by the same manufacturer since 1972.
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