I came across a 1955 advert for one. I cannot find technical details , only museum exhibits on the web for this early German "Walkman" Size 1 9/16 x 3 15/16 x 6 11/16 inches , 2 lbs An amazing 5 hour record time possible with it. Can anyone direct me to technical details ? I would have thought the LT and HT batteries and motor of the time would have filled the available space, and how did the wrist watch microphone work ?
Scanned in image from the 1956 version of the book in the heading, with preceeding lines inserted over the top, correction 3 batteries
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I remember on this company in my Youthtime, because it was in my Homecity Hannover. May be, you found something, wenn you call some museums in Hannover. You will found the adresses in the internet. Greatings Harald PS: Please excuse my bad English. I have not enough expierence.
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Yes, I remember that I saw a similar Unit in a special "Minifon"- Shop in Hannover more than 40 Years ago. Also the special watch microphon. I think, you shall try a phonecall to the "Heimatmuseum" in Hannover. (But I=B4m not shure, that the speak english.) Very often there are special "nostalgic" groups from old companys in their hometowns and it my be, that they know something about such groups in the "Heimatmuseum". Greatings from Brunswiek Harald
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Another Link in German:
They do have the schematic diagram, but only for members.
-- http://www.heimers.ch/
Hello,
maybe people at tape recorder forums know more about it. E.g., try these:
Greetings and good luck,
Wolf
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