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Martin: Right. That may have been the first wireless FM transmitter. Then the engineers developed a wireless FM transmitting system for 9 Evenings. They designed and built wireless amplifiers, transmitters, coders and decoders, et ceteraa whole stage system that ran on batteries. They called it the TEEM system. But nobody thought about patenting or commercially developing it. Then wireless techn
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    Martin: Right. That may have been the first wireless FM transmitter. Then the engineers developed a wireless FM transmitting system for 9 Evenings. They designed and built wireless amplifiers, transmitters, coders and decoders, et ceteraa whole stage system that ran on batteries. They called it the TEEM system. But nobody thought about patenting or commercially developing it. Then wireless techn
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