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The legendary and very famous HF transceiver was designed in the Soviet Union by Radio Amateur – Yuri Kudryavtsev<\/strong> (UW3DI) in 1968. The transceiver has been build on radio tubes. Latter his second version released on semiconductors (UW3DI-II). Since then the transceiver has been repeatedly replicated and improved \/ modified in the parameters by many radio amateurs. A third and even fourth (FULL CW QSK) version, has been converted in late 1980’s. The transceiver has been relatively simple to use, and served as its widespread popularity among amateurs of the Soviet Union and beyond. The radio amateurs called this gear just simply – “DeI” (short from UW3DI).<\/p>\n Russian tubes analog:<\/span><\/p>\n 6\u04169\u041f = EF180 (E180F, EF861, 6688)<\/strong> UW3DI-I_Shematic_397.pdf?<\/a> (278.9 \u041a\u0431<\/em>)<\/p>\n UW3DI-II<\/a><\/p>\n UW3DI-IV<\/a><\/p>\n UW3DI Modifications 1<\/a> | UW3DI Modifications 2<\/a> | UW3DI Modifications 3<\/a><\/p>\n
\n6\u04161\u041f = EF95 (6AK5)<\/strong>
\n6\u041d23\u041f = \u0415\u0421\u042188 (\u041588\u0421\u0421, 5654)<\/strong>
\n6\u041a13\u041f = EF183 (6EH7)<\/strong><\/p>\n