Radio-signal receiver with plug-in modules

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific current responsive fault sensor

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361395, 361399, H04B 108

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041318510

ABSTRACT:
A receiver for radio signals, comprising an r-f (radio-frequency) unit and an a-f (audio-frequency) unit, the circuit in the a-f unit being interrupted at certain points and the receiver being devised electrically and with respect to its spatial design in such a way that, by changing modules accommodated within the spatial confines of the receiver case, completely different technical versions of the receiver are obtained.

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