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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Switch adapter to allow operation of a dictaphone with a floor switch by a paraplegic typist. Describes a hand operated push-button switch designed to replace a foot operated rocker switch for a dictaphone machine. The switch includes a push-on push-off button and a single pole double throw momentary push button to control the rewind mode. COMMENTS: For further information contact: The Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation, Rehabilitation Engineering Center, Post Office Box 8217, Wichita, Kansas 67208. Research funded by RSA grant 23-57960/7-02. SKILLS REQUIRED: Electrical. AUTHOR: Norris, R TITLE: Problem Solving With Rehabilitation Engineering Tech Brief REF: Spring 1978: p 12-14 NARIC CALL NUMBER: 00090 PAGES (including cover): 3 1978.

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