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Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs)

Williams Sound PPA R7 Four-Channel FM Receiver

The Williams Sound PPA R7 4-channel FM receiver was produced by the Williams Sound Corporation of Eden Prairie, MN around 1985.

It was a small battery-operated transistorized portable FM receiver.

The PPA R7 measured 3 9/16" x 2⅜" x 15/16" (9.1 x 6.1 x 2.4 cm) and weighed 2.4 oz (68 g) without the battery.

PPA stands for Personal Public Address. The PPA receivers were used with a higher-powered FM transmitter for use in churches and meetings.

This FM system had a range of several hundred feet and operated in the 72 - 76 mHz band.

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Top view of the Williams Sound PPA R7 4-channel FM receiver showing the earphone jack (left), the volume control/on-off switch (center) and the 4-channel frequency switch (right).

 

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View of the battery compartment of the Williams Sound PPA R7 4-channel FM receiver. This receiver took a standard 9-volt battery.

 

 

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Close-up of the inside of the lid of the battery compartment of the Williams Sound PPA R7 4-channel FM receiver showing the model number (R7) and manufacturer.

 


 

 

 

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