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← R-353 USSR Cold War Burst R-394K → R-394KM →
Soviet spy radio set
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- wanted item
R-353-L
is a solid-state spy radio set,
developed around 1988 in the
Soviet Union (USSR)
and probably built at the Proton factory
in Kharkov 1
(Ukraine), as one of the successors to the R-353.
The radio consists of two parts, has English markings and has
a built-in digital burst encoder,
that is similar in operation to the one that is present in the
R-394K Mark II and in
the R-394KM.
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Russian: Хáрьков (Kharkov),
Ukrainian: Хáркiв (Kharkiv).
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- Single-piece version
With this version the two units are held together by two hinges.
Furthermore, they are interconnected by means of a fixed flexible cable
at the left side of the front panels.
- Two-piece version
With this version the two units are each housed in a separate enclosure,
that has been extended at the left side, to accomodate 25-way female sub-D
sockets. A separate cable is used to connect the two units together.
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