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Mini audio tape recorder
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Fi-Cord 101 was a miniature body-wearable
audio tape recorder, developed
in the early 1960s by Stellavox in Switzerland.
It was used by intelligence agencies, and was ideally suited for
concealed operation and covert activities. In 1962 it belonged
to the standard equipment of the US
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) [1].
Fi-Cord 101 is also known by its CIA designator 5835-H00-5787.
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Contrary to contemporary miniature audio tape recorders
such as the Nagra SN,
which used a proprietary tape format,
the Fi-Cord 101 uses standard ¼" magnetic tape on two small spools,
enough for 30 minutes of recording time.
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Tape Magnetic 1/4" Channels 1, 2 tracks Speed 4.75 IPS Response 50-5000 Hz Time 30 minutes CIA # 5835-H00-5787
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