Teste rápido Motoradio RPF M31 ( 3 faixas - FM / AM / SW )
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Teste rápido do rádio Motoradio RPF M31, 3 faixas ( FM, AM e SW ) e sua excelente qualidade de recepção. Teste realizado em local não ideal ( Próximo a fontes de interferência ), somente com antena original do rádio e ferrite interno, em AM ainda foi possível receber sinal de uma rádio localizada a 1.000 kms ( Sociedade BA ) pois em meu estado todas já foram desligadas.
Radio motorato !RM31 DC dunga tipo brasileirinho retrô....anos 80~90 3 band 1ª geraração.radios portátil..... um radio como o Sanyo RP 7160N atual Tecsun 803 D
@@mcbaratella2548 , Segunda geração pra ser mais exato. A primeira era um pouco maior, e o frontal onde está o fone, não eram furos e sim barras horizontais no gabinete
Coments from mumbai india
@@sitarampomendkar1625 Thanks for watching 👍🏽
What is price in indian curency?
@@sitarampomendkar1625 In direct conversion of the amount I paid IN BRAZIL, to the INDIAN RUPEE, at today's exchange rate (07/12/24), it appears as 3.995,56 RUPEES (in Brazil, 260.00 REAIS). This does not mean that there, it has exactly this market value, it is just a DIRECT conversion of value between two currencies, without taking into account the financial market of the countries.
Here in Brazil, the value of 260 R$ is the equivalent of 18.45% of the minimum wage paid monthly in the country. (In Brazil, the value of the monthly minimum wage is FIXED, it does not depend on the region where you work. In India, according to Google, this value can vary.
In a simple way to explain, here in Brazil the value only changes according to the position held).
It is worth mentioning that this radio has this price because it is a collectible model, from an OLD national industry that was founded in 1948 and went bankrupt in 1993. (The model in the video is from the 80s) This industry was known for the manufacturing quality of its transistor radios, with several IF stages, excellent reception sensitivity and tuning.
Totally different from today's equipment, which are mostly low-cost DSP radios. (Including the copies produced today by a company called "Pone Rádio" that manufactures radios IMITATING the original ones from Motoradio) but without being able to come even close to the quality that the old ones had.
I hope you were able to understand the situation and the context.
How many price is thise radio? Please reply me sir
@@sitarampomendkar1625 I bought this one as broken (but it wasn't, it just needed some simple maintenance), I paid R$260 (47.80 U$ / 3995.56 ₹)
No thanks thanks for reply me
@@sitarampomendkar1625 😄👍🏽