Satellite broadcast system receiver

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Combined with diverse art device

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455 66, 455156, 455349, 343713, 369 2, H04B 108

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057941386

ABSTRACT:
A radio receiver augmentation system for insertion in a cassette player or compact disc player includes a receiver unit and an antenna unit. The receiver unit includes an insertable element having a size and shape suitable for insertion in a tape cassette receiving slot of a cassette player/radio combination or in a compact disc receiving slot of a compact disc player/radio combination and delivers audio program signals to the magnetic head of the tape cassette player or the optical coupler of the compact disc player. The audio program signals come by retransmission from an antenna unit that receives radio broadcast signals from satellites and their terrestrial repeaters having frequencies in the range of about 300 MHZ to about 4000 MHZ. The system's circuitry conditions the signal for aural presentation through the tape cassette player/radio combination or compact disc player/radio combination.

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patent: 4742410 (1988-05-01), Smith
patent: 5048118 (1991-09-01), Brooks et al.
patent: 5155494 (1992-10-01), Bryant et al.

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