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Long range short wave transceiver
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Angara-1 (Russian: Ангара-1), also known by the designator 2R20
(2Р20),
is a shortwave radio transceiver for
long-range applications, produced from 1982 onwards
by the Egorshinsky Radio Plant in Artemovsky (Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia)
— at the time part of the
Soviet Union (USSR).
Although the device was initially intended for civil use, it became popular
in the military scene as well — for example in Afganistan — as it was relatively
small, climate-resistant and extremely reliable.
It covers a frequency range from 1.6-8 MHz (CW, SSB)
and has a output power of 10 W. 1
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Can be increased to 25-30 Watts [1].
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- Angara-1 (2R20N-1)
This version is a portable radiostation that has its own power source
and is operated during stops. When in transit, it is in an idle state.
- Angara-1C (2R20S-1)
This version is for stationary operation at a base station or spy centre.
It is not intended for mobile or portable operation.
- Angara-1U (2R20U-1)
This a a multi-purpose version that is suitable for various environments,
including base station, mobile and portable use.
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