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Number	Equipment..	Title
1372	Synthesizer Electrical Frequency Set	Technical Handbook Unit Repairs EMER L553, Aug 1966
1373	Synthesizer Electrical Frequency Set	Technical Handbook Field Repairs EMER L554 Part 1, Feb 1971
1374	Synthesizer Electrical Frequency Set	Technical handbook Intermediate and Base Repairs EMER L554 Part 2, Feb 1973
1375	Synthesizer Electrical Frequency Set	Technical Handbook Centrems EMER L556, Feb 1974
1376	Synthesizer Electrical Frequency Set	Technical Handbook Modification instruction EMER L557
1377	Synthesizer Electrical Frequency Set	Technical Handbook Inspection Standards EMER L558 Part 1, Mar 1982
1378	Synthesizer Electrical Frequency Set	Technical Handbook Miscellaneous Iinstruction EMER L559
1379	Burst Coder Equipment AN/GRA-71	Technical Handbook Data Summary EMER L580, Nov 1971
1380	Search Coil Alignment No. 2	Technical Handbook EMERs B320 through to B329
1381	Oscillator Rack 188-LRE-2JA (Used with TX Radio E11)	Technical Handbook EMERs L500 through to L504
1382	Drive and Monitor Rack F.S.K. (Used with TX R11)	Technical Hanbook EMERs L510 through to L517
1383	Faxsimile Set Muirhead Type D900/901-PD	Technical Handbook EMERs L560 through to L569
1384	Unit Test Search Coil Alignment No.1	Technical Handbook EMERs B310 through to B319
1385	Dosimeters Quartz Fibre No. 4A, 4 Mk. 3 & 5	Technical Handbook EMERs V030 through V039
1386	Charging Unit No. 1 Dosimeter Quartz Fibre	Technical Handbook, EMERs V150 through to V157
1397	Charging Unit No. 2 Dosimeter Quartz Fibre	Technical Handbook EMERs V160 through V168
1388	Meter, Contamination, No. 1	Technical Handbook, EMERs V200 through V207
1389	Dosimeters, Tactical, Quartz Fibre, No. 1, No. 2A and No. 3	Technical Handbook EMERs V020 through V024
1390	Test Kit Electronic SRA14 Sub-Units	Technical Handbooks EMERs M310 and M319
1391	Test Kit Radio Amplifier RF No. 12 Mk. 1 & Mk. 2	Technical Handbook Data Summary EMER M320, Feb 1968
1392	Test Kit Radio Amplifier RF No. 12 Mk. 1 & Mk. 2	Technical Handbook Operator's Instructions EMER M321, Nov 1968
1393	Test Set, Radio 678P-1	Technical Handbooks EMERs M340 through to M344
1394	Test Kit Radio Station UK/PRC-316	Technical Handbooks EMERs M360 through M362
1395	Test Kit Radio Amplifier RF No. 12 Mk. 1 and Mk. 2	Technical Handbook Technical Description EMER M322 Part 1, Sept 1969
1396	Test Kit Radio Amplifier RF No. 12 Mk. 1, Mk. 2	Technical Handbook Fault Finding and Repair Data EMER M322 Part 2, Aug 1976
1397	Test Kit Radio Amplifier RF No. 12 Mk. 1 and Mk. 2	Technical Handbook Field and Base Repairs EMER M324, Apr 1969
1398	Test Kit Radio Amplifier RF No. 12 Mk. 1 and Mk. 2	Technical Handbook Modification Instruction EMER M327
1399	Test Kit SRA14	Technical Handbook Data Summary EMER M330, Dec 1968
1400	Test Kit SRA14	Technical Handbook Technical Description EMER M332, May 1969
1401	Test Kit Radio SRA14	Technical Handbook Modification Instruction EMER M337
1402	Test Set Type 678Z-1	Technical Handbooks EMER M350 and M354

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