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Many years ago, when I was SWL (UA0-139-86) I had two great Russian military receivers (see picture below). It was a heavy and very reliable equipment. After a few years (in 1975) I got my first HAM Radio call sign UA0KCE and this equipment never let me down. This Radio I Wish I Still Had
R250M (“Kit-M2”) and “VOLNA-K“
The List of HF equipment I have been used:
Military Receiver: “R311” (SWL)
Home made transceivers: UW3DI-I, UW3DI-II, UW3DI-III (UK3ABB modification)
TS-940SAT, FT-101, IC-756PRO-II, FT-900, FT-857, FT-817, FT-1000mp, FT-890, FT-902dm and etc…
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Congrats for your blog is very interesting.
About R250,I knew’it was my setup in the army and then back in ’90 used in my job like radio operator on aeronautical telecommunication at Tirgu-Mures Airport.Been SWL in ’72 I used a receiver named US4S,some one informed me is a RX from some russian aircraft ,I have looked up in internet can’t find anything about..
Anyway soviet radios was in top at time.
73’s de Val,YO6DDF