Mirabel Model ME-141C Transistor (Body) Hearing Aid
The Mirabel Model ME-141C was made by Mimy Electronics Co. Ltd. of
Tokyo, Japan
likely somewhere around 1975.
Its white plastic case measured 2¾" x 1⅝" x ⅝" and weighed
1¼ oz. without
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Top view of the Mirabel Model ME-141C showing the 8-position volume control (left), the microphone grill
(center) and on/off switch (right). |
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Left side view of the Mirabel ME-141C showing the receiver cord jack
(left), H (high), N (normal), L (low) continuously variable tone control
(center) and T (t-coil)/M (microphone) switch (right). |
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When the receiver cord was plugged in, the cord partially obstructed
the tone control. The cord could only be plugged in this way. |
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The receiver had a stock model ear tip molded to it. This was
an economy hearing aid, hence the one size fits all ear mold. |
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The battery compartment of the Mirabel Model ME-141C showing the
model number, battery number (R6P), serial number and manufacturer. |
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The Mirabel Model ME-141C took a standard AA battery, shown here in
the battery compartment. |
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The Mirabel Model ME-141C in its original case. |
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Top view of the original case of the Mirabel Model ME-141C .
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