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The "Record-53" radio receiver is an upgrade of the previous mass-produced "Record-52" model. It differs from its predecessor primarily in its new, modified exterior. Minor changes were made only to the low-frequency part of the electrical circuit and the replacement of the speaker from 1GD-1 to 0.5GD-2, and later to 1GD-5. In terms of its electrical and electroacoustic parameters, the "Record-53" meets the GOST standards for mains-powered radio receivers of the third class. The "Record-53" is a mains-powered, five-tube superheterodyne assembled using metal-series tubes. A 6A7 tube is used in the frequency converter. A 6K3 tube is used in the IF amplifier stage. The detection of incoming signals, AGC, and preliminary low-frequency amplification are performed by a 6G2 tube. A 6P6S tube is used in the final stage of the low-frequency amplifier. A 6Ts5S tube is used as a rectifier. Electric bulbs with a voltage of 6.3 V and a current of 0.28 A each are used to illuminate the receiver's scale. The radio receiver has a wooden cabinet that is assembled at the factory from individual parts. The front panel of the receiver has three control knobs: the left knob is the power switch and volume control, the center knob is for tuning, and the right knob is for switching ranges and activating the "phonograph" mode. The radio receiver is designed to be powered from a 110, 127, or 220 V AC mains.
Pfft, I have a better alternative to that silly phrase, so I'll insert it :P Legends and myths feature characters whose main task is to fulfill wishes. For Arabs, these are genies; for the Irish, leprechauns; for the Chinese, dragons; and for Europeans, fairies and forest spirits. And in America, there's someone named O.J. Grant – a rather strange and amusing fellow who can also fulfill any wish you have. But be careful – he's very mischievous! And it is him that Neil Oliver encounters one day.
Neil is quite content with his life: he has wealthy parents, a pretty fiancée, and a promising career as a lawyer ahead of him. But recently, he's been having dreams at night about a mysterious girl, whom he can't seem to get out of his head.
The eccentric Grant invites Neil to take a trip along the mysterious 60 highway, which doesn't appear on any map of the United States. And Neil drops everything and embarks on the most incredible and risky journey of his life, determined to find the unknown girl from his dreams, no matter what.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
UAVR (SHAP) type switchboards are designed for automatic switching to backup power for lighting circuits and power electrical equipment in case of a loss of normal power supply voltage. The circuit returns to its original state automatically when normal power is restored.
SHAPs are separate, wall-mounted cabinets. The design of SHAPs allows for cable entry from both the bottom and the top.
SHAP-23…SHAP-63 switchboards are equipped with EL phase monitoring relays, designed to monitor the permissible voltage level and phase sequence in three-phase voltage systems, to protect against unacceptable phase voltage asymmetry and operation on two phases, as well as against phase failure. The EL relay has an adjustable time delay for operation, ranging from 0.1 to 10 seconds. SHAP switchboards are manufactured using both domestic and imported equipment. The warranty service period is 18 months.
66 is Meg's favorite number. After subtracting six hundred, of course.
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.