JPS609211Y2 - loop tie with radio - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is based on the recently popular loop necktie, in which an ultra-compact radio is attached to a string-like necktie, and an earphone cord is built into the inside of the string, and an earphone is attached to the tip of the string. It was designed so that you could listen to the radio at any time by inserting it into your ear.

Conventionally, a loop tie is abbreviated as a loop tie, and is simply used by attaching a metal or other accessory-like ornament to the middle of the string.

In this invention, an ultra-compact radio is attached to the location where accessories are attached so that the user can listen to the radio while working or walking.

Next, an embodiment of this invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In Figures 1, 2 and 4, the earphone 2 is attached to one end.
Attach the base 3 of the tube-shaped string 1 containing the earphone cord 2' with a built-in earphone cord 2' to the back side of the ultra-compact radio 4 as appropriate with the mounting tool 10.
Connect the earphone cord 2' built into this string 1 to the output terminal of the ultra-compact radio 4, turn on the radio switch (not shown in the drawing), and you will be able to listen to it through the earphone 2. There is.

In the embodiment, a ring-shaped body is fixed to the back side of the radio as the fixture 10 for attaching the base 3 of the string 1, and the string 1 is inserted through it and fixed with adhesive, but the present invention is not limited to this. It is also possible to attach the string 1 with an appropriate fastener or tightening metal.

In addition, the earphone cord 2' built into the string 1 is inserted through the insertion hole 11 drilled on the back of the radio 4, and the earphone cord 2' built into the string 1 is inserted into the radio wiring board 1.
Although the output terminal 3 is connected by soldering, it is also possible to install an output terminal on the back side of the radio 4 and connect the earphone cord 2' to this by soldering or using a plug or the like.

Next, a base 7 of a decorative string 6 which does not have an earphone cord built-in separately from the string 1 and has a decorative tool 9 of a shape very similar to the shape of the earphone 2 attached to the tip is almost the same as the string 1 on the back side of the radio 4. It is attached on a line, and there is a ring-shaped part A in the middle of the decorative string 6 with a length suitable for hanging around the neck, and a straight part 8 on the other side is provided on the other side of the back side of the radio 4. A decorative string 6 is inserted into and held in the loop sleeve 5 and hangs down in parallel with the string 1, and the ring-shaped portion A around the neck is adjusted by pulling or loosening the string 6.

In the embodiment, the means for fixing the base 7 of the decorative string 6 is the radio 4.
Although it is fixed to the mounting recess 12 on the back side with an adhesive, the structure is not limited to this, and it may be fixed using an appropriate fitting as in the case of the string 1 described above.

Next, as shown in Figure 3, in order to use this loop tie, first hang the decorative string of the looped part A around the neck, then move the back decorative string 1 up and down to attach the ultra-small radio 4. The position can be adjusted to the height of S' chest and used as a loop tie.

Furthermore, there is the convenience of being able to enjoy listening to the radio in a low voice by turning on the radio when necessary while walking or working.

Incidentally, since one of the decorative strings 6 is simply inserted into the loop sleeve, the height of the radio can be easily adjusted by pulling or loosening this string, so the loop tie can be used in a stylish manner. .

Secondly, ultra-compact radios are small and light, so they don't get in the way even when hung on your chest, and they can be designed in a variety of ways, so you can choose the one that suits your preference.

As an example, the size is 30 mm in width and 1 in height.
A material with a thickness of about 5 m and 1 inch is suitable for use.

This ultra-compact radio is used by electrically connecting it to a loop tie, and as it meets the tastes of both domestic and foreign customers, it is a very useful and practical idea that can be used as a product for export. It is.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the radio-equipped loop tie of this invention; Fig. 1 is a front view, Fig. 2 is a rear view, Fig. 4 is a partially cutaway enlarged side view, and Fig. 3 is a side view in use. It is a diagram. 1... String with earphone cord, 2...
...Earphone, 2'...Earphone hood, 3.
...Base of string, 4...Ultra small radio,
5... Loop sleeve, 6... Decorative string, 7... Base of curved decorative string.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The base 3 of a tube-shaped string 1 containing an earphone cord 2' with an earphone 2 at one end is attached to the back side of an ultra-compact radio 4, and the earphone cord 2 is built into the string 1.
' is connected to the output terminal of the radio 4, and the base part 7 of the decorative string 6 which does not have an earphone cord built in is fixed to the back side of the radio, and there is a ring-shaped part A in the middle of the string 6 suitable for hanging around the neck. Then, the straight part 8 is inserted and supported through a loop sleeve 5 provided on the back side of the radio, and a decoration 9 having a shape very similar to the shape of an earphone is attached to the tip of the decoration string 6 so that it is parallel to the earphone string 1. A loop tie with a radio that hangs from the top.