TENNIS PLAYERS WORKED BY RADIO
NEW YORK, Fri. (2 p.m.) Development of a small radio transmitter for tennis coaches and receivers to be worn by players in action, was announced today. The equipment consists of a transmitter with an antenna about 3ft high, and a tiny receiver, worn by the player on a specially wired belt.
The receiver, whose loudspeaker is a flesh-coloured hearing aid, weighing about lib, enables a player to receive an uninterrupted flow of instruction on criticism during play.
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Northern Advocate, 25 September 1948, Page 5
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