Electronika AC-K Bone-Conduction Eyeglass Hearing Aid
The Electronika AC-K bone conducting hearing aid
was manufactured in Russia in 1988.
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It is a single bone-conducting aid
with a dummy temple to match the hearing aid and a compartment for a
spare rechargeable battery in the dummy temple.
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A close-up showing the bone-conduction transducer an the end of the
temple piece. This sat on the mastoid bone (the bump behind your ear)
and vibrated in response to sounds entering the microphone. |
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The underside of the left temple piece showing the on-off switch
(left), the microphone port (round black dot just to the right of it),
and the volume control (in the middle of the temple piece). |
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The Electronika AC-K hearing aid had a rechargeable battery. The
battery charger is shown at the right. |
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The Electronika AC-K bone-conduction hearing aid in its carrying
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View of the outside of the carrying case when it is closed.
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The carrying case comes packaged in a colorful cardboard box that says "Slookhovoy Apparat"
or "hearing apparatus." |
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A view of the front of the specification manual that came with the
Electronika AC-K hearing aid.
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