. In 1939 they started producing their first receiver, the RME-9. In 1943 the company moved to 313 Bradley Ave., Peoria, Illinois, where the company's most famous set, the RME-69 was been produced.
After the War, RME merged with Electro-Voice, Buchanan, Michigan. Planck stayed with the company and supervised the design of a new series of shortwave receivers under the name of Radio Mfg. Engineers, Div. of Electro-Voice Inc.
In 1962 RME Division has been taken over by G.C. Electronics of Rockford, Il. The name of RME disappeared within a year.
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