Sport CCIR
Electronica
- Manufacturer
- Electronica
- Country
- Romania
- Year
- Unknown
- Category
- Television
- Type
- Television sets
- Documentation score
- 1/5
- Last edited
- 03 OCT 2026
Specifications
- TV standard / channels
- CCIR B and G, VHF bands I, III and UHF bands IV, V
- Tubes and semiconductors
- 33 transistors, 41 diodes, B 40 C 3200 bridge rectifier (versions with integrated circuits)
- Screen size
- 31 cm
- Picture tube
- A 31-120 W, self-protecting, aluminised, electrostatic focusing, 110°
- Antenna input
- 75 Ω
- Sensitivity
- 100 µV
- Signal-to-noise ratio
- 26 dB for 300 µV input
- Selectivity
- 20 / 26 / 28 / 30 / 34 dB
- Horizontal resolution
- 300 lines (centre), 280 lines (corners)
- Audio frequency response
- 200–6000 Hz (acoustic, 15 dB)
- Audio output power
- 1 W
- Loudspeakers
- permanent-dynamic, 1.5 VA, 8 Ω
- Construction
- Ricagni (Italy) channel selector; two-part chassis: single circuit board in a metal frame tilting about a vertical axis, and a heatsink chassis with the power semiconductors; MTBF 2000 hours
- Design / kits
- export model (CCIR)
- Power supply
- 110 / 220 V, 50 Hz, or external 12 V battery (−5%, +40%)
- Power consumption
- 50 VA mains, max. 25 VA battery
- Dimensions
- 420 × 255 × 170 mm
- Weight
- 9 kg
Sources: [1]
Description
The Sport CCIR is the export version, for the CCIR standard, of the portable Sport E 31-731, made by Electronica in Bucharest, transistorised or with integrated circuits [1]. It has the same automatic circuits as the Sport E 31-731, an Italian Ricagni channel selector and a two-part chassis [1].
From 1975 the Sport family was also made for international standards, which helped exports to Morocco, Greece, Senegal, Lebanon and Jordan; Sport sets with VHF and UHF tuners for the American RTMA standard were exported successfully to the USA [1]. It was followed by the integrated-circuit portables Sport 261 and Sport 251 (1979) [1].
In the source table, video sensitivity is given for 6 V rms on the picture-tube cathode, the signal-to-noise ratio on the sound path, and the selectivity values are, in order, the rejection of the own sound carrier and of signals below and above the picture carrier (and, where given, of the IF and the image frequency); the audio response is at −3 dB [1].
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