Repair and Restoration of a 1972, Soviet, Nevya 7 transistor radio

Never having worked on a Soviet radio, I acquired this one that was dead and set to work to get it operating. I was fortunate enough to get a schematic which had different symbols to what I'm used to but I persisted and eventually got the radio working.

[@Diesel735]

Interesting.

[@donaldhoot7741]

In Soviet Union you didn't have radio, radio had you. Cool viddy!

[@zakaria1514z]

Very illustrative ty for the information

[@OldBaloo33]

Very interesting radio. The transistor symbols on the schematics look strange. I newer saw these symbols before.
The ГТ-309В transistor is a germanium one. The "ГТ" means "Германиевый Транзистор" (Germanium Transistor) in Russian. The silicon transistors are marked as "КТ" ("Кремниевый Транзистор" - Silicon Transistor).
Thank you for the great video!

[@FranksPlace-jk7pj]

The Soviets must of switched to the international symbol for transistor later in the 70s when relations with the west were getting more relaxed.