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KGB Stasi KMZ ZAKHOD → ← NAILON
Operative surveillance camera
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NEOZIT 1 (Russian: НЕОЦИТ), also known by its factory
designator F-27, was an electronically controlled minature
covert surveillance camera
developed in the mid-1980s by the
Krasnogorski Mekhanicheskii Zavod (KMZ),
the Mechanical Factory of Krasnogorsk in western Moscow (Russia).
It was intended to be the successor to the NAILON
and the highly popular AJAX-12 (F-21).
The camera was mainly used for surveillance operations by the
Soviet intelligence agency KGB
and its sister organisations in other Warsaw Pact countries.
The NEOZIT (F-27) was succeeded in 1989 by the very similar
ZAKHOD 2 (ЗАХОД) — the last one
before the collapse of the USSR.
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Neozit is sometimes written as Neosit, Neotsit or Neocet.
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Zakhod is sometimes written as Zahod or Zachod.
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Weight without film and accessories.
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