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AMT-69 the most widespread model of public communication device until the beginning of the 21st century. The payphone was developed in 1969 by engineers of the Leningrad branch of the Central Industry Research Institute of Communications. The release of AMT-69 began in late 1971.The rectangular body and cover of the payphone are made of steel, painted with light gray hammer enamel. The piggy bank made of sheet steel is opened with a special key, located in the lower part of the body. The compartment for the piggy bank is locked with a key, and is isolated from other parts of the device.The handset cord is placed in a flexible metal hose made of steel wire (metal hose) to protect it from breakage and damage. When the payphone is torn from the wall or the handset cord breaks, the remote alarm device on the PBX is activated.If necessary, the payphone was used for two-way communication, with a call being connected and a subscriber number assigned to it. In such cases, the call and conversation with the subscriber was free.
AMT-69 payphone remains in the memory of those who are now over forty, in photos and films, as an obligatory attribute of life in the USSR.
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