A set of radio amateur parts for assembling a VHF receiver has been produced by the Penza plant &quot;VEM&quot; since 1981. A set of parts allows an average radio amateur to assemble an operating VHF-FM radio receiver with the following parameters: The range of frequencies received by the receiver is not more than 65.8 ... 73 MHz. Real sensitivity is not less than 30 µV. Rated output power 1.5 W. Supply voltage 12 V. Maximum current consumption up to 300 mA. The same set of parts with a used loudspeaker has been produced by the plant since 1979. Here is his page on the RT20 website: http://rw6ase.narod.ru/00/rk1/ukw_rk.html

assembly and installation of the receiver with electrical and wiring diagrams. The wiring diagram of this and the car VHF receiver of the same plant given in the instructions is the same, but the wiring diagram of the ULF has differences and is closer to the car version. Materials were provided by Igor V. Kuleshov, Moscow.

A set of radio amateur parts for assembling a VHF receiver.