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  1. EASICORDER --- DISCONTINUED.(Verified 08/04) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Easicorder has all the functions of a conventional tape recorder yet include features designed specifically for people have high-level spinal cord injury or cerebral palsy. The special functions available are: of a standard 90 minute cassette tape at 15/16 ips, the Easicorder can record up to 3 hours of recording on each side, it is equipped with an "underline" mode, that allows the user to electronically mark importan...[More Information]

  2. TAPE RECORDER AID (MODEL 4296) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Tape recorder aid allows person with limited hand dexterity and strength to operate a Radio Shack Minisette 9 portable tape recorder using standard cassette tapes and 4 AA size batteries. Clear plastic lever slides back and forth above keys. User selects recorder operation then depresses the 4 by 2 inch lever. Requires up to 150 grams of force to operate. Has separate lever to reset tape counter. Includes carrying case and strap. Size wit...[More Information]

  3. TAPE RECORDER SWITCH ADAPTER (MODEL 4291) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Tape recorder switch adapter for use with Sony M-900 Microcassette recorder with any of the following switches: Joystick with pad switch for gross manual control, mini joystick with pneumatic switch for lip control, wafer switch for gross limbs and manual control, mini joystick with button switch for chin or fine manual control. Allows control of all 5 main functions of recorder....[More Information]

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