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Selena B-215 Radio Review: Made in USSR

Selena B-215 – Overview The Selena B-215 (also written Селена Б-215) is a vintage portable radio receiver made in the USSR (Minsk Radio Works) around the 1980s. It’s a large, robust multi-band transistor radio that was marketed for broad broadcast reception, including shortwave, AM, FM, and longwave bands Frequency Bands The B-215 covers a wide range of radio spectrum: Long Wave (LW): ~148–285 kHz Medium/AM (BC/MW): ~525–1607 kHz Shortwave Bands: Multiple bands typically covering ~5.95–7.30 MHz, 9.50–9.77 MHz, 11.7–12.1 MHz, 15.1–15.45 MHz, 17.7–17.9 MHz FM: 87.5–108 MHz (standard FM broadcast) This makes it useful for listening to local FM stations, classic AM broadcasts, international shortwave broadcasts, and long wave stations where available. Features & Design Superheterodyne receiver – common design for reliable reception. 17 transistors/semiconductors inside. Multiple band tuning via turret or rotary band selector. Power options: Runs on mains (110–240 V AC) or 6 × 1.5 V batteries (~9 V total). Speaker: Dynamic speaker with decent output for its size. Antennas: Telescopic antenna for FM/SW, ferrite rod for LW/MW, and external antenna connections for better reception. Signal strength meter and sometimes dial illumination in later units. Wood or sturdy plastic cabinet, giving a “built-like-a-tank” feel.