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Electric Pen in Recorder, which, actuated by signals from broadcasting station, swings to and fro in automatic step with transmitter, silently printing while citizens sleep. With few moving parts, these simplified Recorders make facsimile possible in remote districts.
Facsimile Recorder which, early in 1938, pioneer broadcasters will place in test homes for experimental transmission. Hardly more than a foot square; complete in a single unit; automatic; works on any radio.
Facsimile Copy as it issues from the Recorder. Two columns wide; carries news bulletins, photographs, advertising, opening up tremendous new sources of revenue to broadcasters. Recorder holds week's supply of dry paper; no liquids or carbon transfers; standard papers give black and white or black
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