Renault Modèle 1935, AMC 1935:

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AMC-35:

The driver sat in the middle of the front. Some models had 25 mm gun installed.

The tracks were guided on the outside and had a front sprocket.

The hull was riveted with rolled steel plates.

Suffered from mechanical difficulties delayed its entry into service.

Initially produced by Renault and then AMX, who then built the majority of them.

Mitrailleuses de Corps de Cavalerie: Belgium purchased 12 in 1937. Used a turret of Belgium design. Had a coaxial 13.2 mm Hotchkiss MG.

PzKpfw AMC 738 (f)

	AMC-35
Crew	Commander, gunner, driver 3¹
Physical Characteristics
Weight	32,000 lb 14,500 kg¹ 14.27 tons¹
Length w/gun	15' 8.25", 14' 11"¹ 4.55 m¹
Length w/o gun
Height	2.3 m¹ 8' 3", 7' 6.5"¹
Width	2.2 m¹ 7' 5.5", 7' 2.5"¹
Ground clearance
Ground contact length
Ground pressure
Turret ring diameter
Armament
Main	47 mm¹ or 25 mm¹
Secondary
MG	7.5 mm MG¹ coaxial
Side arms
Quantity
Main
Secondary
MG
Side arms
Armor Thickness (mm)	5, 25¹
Hull Front, Upper
Hull Front, Lower
Hull Sides, Upper
Hull Sides, Lower
Hull Rear
Hull Top
Hull Bottom
Turret Front
Turret Sides
Turret Rear
Turret Top
Engine (Make / Model)	Renault water cooled
Cylinders	4¹
Net HP	180¹
Transmission
Fuel type	Gasoline¹
Octane
Capacity
Performance
Traverse	360°
Speed - Road	26 mph¹ 42 kph¹
Speed - Cross Country	18.6 mph
Range - Road	124.3 miles, 99.4 miles¹ 160 km¹
Turning Radius
Elevation Limits
Fording depth
Trench crossing
Vertical Obstacle
Suspension (Type)	Bell crank Scissors with horizontal springing
Wheels each side	5
Return rollers each side	5
Track length
Tires
Track width
Track centers/tread

Sources:

The Encyclopedia of Tanks and Armored Fighting Vehicles - The Comprehensive Guide to Over 900 Armored Fighting Vehicles From 1915 to the Present Day, General Editor: Christopher F. Foss, 2002
Tanks of the World, 1915-1945, Peter Chamberlain, Chris Ellis, 1972

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