Beolit 700: equipped with FM, LW, MW and SW (the 49 metre waveband) this portable radio offered excellent audio quality and had good ability to pick up even faint radio signals/stations.
The radio had a leather handle and case and came equipped with two extendable FM antennas. It included connections for an extra antenna, an extension loudspeaker and connections for tape or record deck. The Beolit 700 could run off batteries, making it truly portable. It accommodated six size D, 1,5V batteries.
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User Guide | EN | BeoLit 700 User Guide | |
Service Manual | EN | BeoLit 700 Service Manual | |
Service Manual | EN | BeoLit 700 Service Manual | |
Service Manual | EN | BeoLit 700 Service Manual |
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