06-11-2017, 01:32 PM
I will continue the story about the radio receivers of the radio factory named after Kazicki ... In the first postwar years, the cooperation of the Ministry of Radio Industry of the USSR with the American company RCA continued. And the first joint development was a 12-tube radio model Leningrad 46, released in 1946. . In the design and construction of this radio, RCA experts will immediately see the RCA style)) 
The receiver has 6 bands and a bandwidth of up to 19 meters. Unfortunately in my collection there is no this model, this is a photo of someone else's radio. 
my collection there is a later model Leningrad 48. From the previous one it differs only in the absence of fixed settings buttons, a simplified circuit and an extended range of received waves up to 16 meters. In the receiver there were only 11 radio tubes
Sorry, it has not been restored yet ..
The receiver has 6 bands and a bandwidth of up to 19 meters. Unfortunately in my collection there is no this model, this is a photo of someone else's radio. my collection there is a later model Leningrad 48. From the previous one it differs only in the absence of fixed settings buttons, a simplified circuit and an extended range of received waves up to 16 meters. In the receiver there were only 11 radio tubes
Sorry, it has not been restored yet ..
