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Special forces radio set
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SMP-1750 was a two-channel HF radio transceiver for voice and
CW, developed between 1958 and
1962 by Ateliers de Montages Electriques (AME) in Paris (France).
The device was intended for portable use under tropical conditions.
In the early 1960s, it was used by the French Special Forces (SF)
in the North African war theatre, in particular in Morocco, Algeria and Tunesia.
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- Ateliers de Montages Électriques (A.M.E.)
Société Anonyme au Capital de 6.600.000 Nouveaux Francs
77, rue St Charles
Paris (XV°)
La France
Adresse télégraphique SOPARELAME
Tel. LECourbe 21-79
- Ateliers de Montages Électriques (A.M.E.)
54 rue du Théâtre
Paris 15e
La France
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Model EMT 1423/2 Type Crystal-operated Modulation CW (A1), AM (A3) Frequency 3 - 8.5 MHz Channels 2 (see below) Output > 1.6 W Antenna 75Ω symmetrical Stability 10-4 Crystals CR18/U
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3217 kHz 3672 kHz crystal 7032.7 kHz 7489 kHz crystal
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SMP 1750 Complete kit EMT 1423/2 Transmitter RET 1424 Receiver EAF 1851 Antenna
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