Lamp portable FM radio station, which is a simplified counterpart of the radio station R-106, used at lower levels of command. He entered service in the Soviet Union in 1950. She was the last mass-produced portable radio station of the Warsaw Pact land forces, utilizing amplitude modulation.
Poland also produced at plants in Dzierżoniow until the late 50's and 60's of the last century. In the 60s massively withdrawn from service and replaced with radios R-126.
| Frequency range | 48,65 - 51,35 MHz |
| Modulation | amplitude modulation (AM) |
| Frequency change | mechanical switch for switching capacitive generator LC was available to 10 channels at 300 kHz |
| Receiver | superreactive |
| Output power | approx. 60 mW |
| Sensitivity | 6 µV |
| Reach | between two R-116 radio antennas rod 1.45 m in open terrain: about 1 km; on antennas Kulikov 0.95 m coverage was approximately 2-fold lower |
| Lamps | 2Ż27P and 2P29P |
| Power | dry battery anodic-incandescent BANSS-18M |
| Work time | approx. 15 h with a time reception to transmission of 1:3 (on one battery) |
| Weight | approx. 4,5 kg (working set) |
| Temperature range | -40 to +50 °C |
