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Body Type Transistor Hearing Aids

Audiotone Model 24 Transistor (Body) Hearing Aid

The Audiotone Model 24 was manufactured by Audiotone, Inc. of Phoenix, Arizona in 1961.

 It was a 5 transistor hearing aid and measured 2" x 1⅝" x ⅝". It weighed 1˝ oz with the battery installed.

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Top view of the Audiotone Model 24 showing the volume control/on-off switch (top left), the receiver cord jack (center) and the telecoil/microphone switch (right)—"M" (microphone),  and "T" (telecoil).

 

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Rear view of the Audiotone Model 24 showing the battery compartment. This hearing aid used a 1.4 volt size 401 mercury battery.

 


 

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