Band coupling structure incorporating conductive wires

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Body-attached or connected

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C368S281000, C368S282000, C455S575100, C455S575700

Reexamination Certificate

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07397437

ABSTRACT:
A band coupling structure incorporating conductive wires, in the case in which the bands are coupled with each other, the edge portion of the connection pin is abutted to and electrically connected to the connection pin fitting section, and one coupling part and another coupling part of the band coupling section can rotate to each other in the width direction of the bands on the axis of the band coupling section by locking the band coupling lock pin with the lock pin locking section.

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