DE1701852U - PIPE HOLDER FOR SUBMINIATURE PIPES. - Google Patents

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C. Lorenz Aktiengesellschaft
Stuttgart

Beg.Ur. CL 5610
H. Wilde 10

R Tube holder for subminiature tubes.

When using subminiature ears in the punk learning technique, with small portable or mobile transmitters or Receiving devices »there is a risk that these small bores will come out of their Fits slide.

The reason for this is usually that the socket the tube to save space, beaw. so as not to take advantage to lose the eleanor tube, also kept so small is that it is enough in terms of contact, but the tube no longer gives a mechanical hold.

According to the idea of invention, the subminiature ear becomes additional depressed into their jack by a tube holder.

The invention consists in that in the inventive Subminietur-HÖhrenhalter to press down, esp. hold down 4 tube in the connector barrel one, in particular a bobbin lace, preferably made of one piece - best honoring g-ummisr is used, both ends of which are anchored in the base plate of the device and those above the height of the formed loop is used for lifting.

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In pursuit of the idea of the invention, the G-ummischnur holds the tube with the help of a 3 ο chart igen made of insulating material preferably hard paper existing tr '.' is squeezed.

The illustration is based on the drawing, which shows an example represents, explained in more detail.

Fig. 1 is a view of a subminiature handset with a Holder according to an embodiment of the invention .

Pig. 2 is a side view of FIG. 1 ? ig. 3 is a top plan view of rig. 1.

The carrier 1 made of punched hard paper or other insulating material, which opens up like a yoke with its Ilit-Jelloch puts the upper part of the ear 2 around the exhaust tube of the G-arn uiu] ilö'p, / ei; th G-ummischnur 4 on its jack 5 sucked

The G-uasiiscj.in.ur 4 is above the ear as a loop 6 designed to ensure easy lift-off when changing ears.

Two small Rohrniote 7 in the carrier 1 hold this on correct place of the fruniraischnur only by Plachq.uetsehen fixed.

The lines of the G-ummischnur 4 open into cable lug-like grommets 6, which on the one hand are also squeezed on and on the other hand by bending, twisting, soldering or binding.

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roll a rag in a flat, punched hole in the base of the device close to the socket get their cold.

This tube holder, designed according to the Srfinaungsgedanke, has compared to the well-known ολω. The advantage is that it is not made of lüetall at its possible points of contact with the tube and consequently cannot cause electrical interference or capacitive interference.

In addition, the approximately 1 mm thick rubber cord takes around the So around considerably less j £ aam than that at the known tube holders used coil springs.

system

3 claims

1 sheet of drawings, 3

Claims (3)

CL 5610 - 4 - Claims: 1. oubminiatur-Höhrenhalter, characterized in that at the same to press down besv ;. Holding down the tube in the connector socket, in particular with a bobbin lace, preferably one-piece G-umrai cord used will, dere :. both ilnaen in the C-round plate of the device are anchored and those above the hearing of the rubbers The only loop that is formed is used to lift off. 2. Höhrenhalter according spoke 1, characterized in that the G-umxaischnur the auricle with the help of a yoke-like made of insulating material, preferably hard paper, holds down the existing carrier, which by means of. Rohrniete on the G-u. ^ - ischnur (optionally at any otelle) is squeezed. 3. Ilöhrenhalter nuch claim 1 or 2, characterized in that ale Jnden the rubber cord in lug-like spouts by Susainrnenquetsciien the same is attached. Pforaheia, 17th May 1954
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