Sony - ICF-7600DS World radio

Sony ICF-7600DS
Made by Sony, Tokyo.
The small Sony ICF-7600D was launched in 1983 and was the first double superheterodyne receiver with digital PLL frequency synthesis in a pocket format, as the successor to the Sony ICF-2001. In the years before, the WRTH measured "travel-friendliness" by whether the suitcase receiver fit under an airplane seat; the small Sony fits in a coat pocket. It featured a digital frequency display, a BFO for easy SSB reception, and ten station memories.
In 1987, Sony released the ICF-7600 DS, the receiver received a new color in anthracite - dark gray, the AM/FM function and band range buttons and the EXECUTE button are in eggplant - reddish brown.

Technical data
* Principle: Double superheterodyne, IF 55.395 MHz, 455 kHz / FM 10.7 MHz
Operating modes: A1 with BFO, AM (A3), FM (F3)
Frequency range: FM, LW, MW, 6 x KW (1.6 - 26.1 MHz)
Frequency display: Digital display, tuning steps 5 kHz; 1 kHz markers on knurled knob
Frequency storage: 10
Signal strength indicator: LED
Signal processing:
Equipment: Digital clock with timer function
* Sensitivity: AM (A3) / Selectivity: kHz (-6/-60 dB)
power supply
Mains operation: 110, 220 V with mains adapter
* Battery operation: 4 x 1.5 V (UM-3), 2 x 1.5 V (UM-3) for quartz watch
dimensions
184 x 118 x 32 mm, weight 0.65 kg

The world receiver is delivered with the original manual in German, other languages can be found online as a manual.
It is a gray "travel bag" that is included.
The antenna is approximately 10 meters long and is rolled up in a box. The connection to the world receiver is made via a coupling adapter on the antenna.
The two battery compartments are clean, but no AA batteries are included due to air transport. Operation with a 6V power supply is possible, but it is not included.
The world receiver is not new, there are signs of use on the casing, please see the photos.
Serial number 347237 (in the battery compartment of the watch).