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Schematic sketch (section) of a ground loudspeaker designed by Ludvík Očenášek (1872-1949)

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Čeština: Schematický náčrtek (řez) zemního reproduktoru podle návrhu Ludvíka Očenáška (1872–1949) určený pro ozvučení Strahovského stadionu pro X. Všesokolský slet 1938 v Praze. Očenášek jej navrhl v roce 1937 a patentově jej přihlásil 28 ledna 1938 na svoji dceru Miladu. (patentový spis číslo 77542; Zařízení na stejnoměrné zvukové sycení rozsáhlých ploch tzv. „hlasadly“).
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  • C .... Cvičiště (zemský povrch)
  • P .... Pochozí poklop pro překrytí komůrky s akustickým měničem (reproduktorem)
  • R .... Reproduktor, vlastní akustický měnič (zdroj zvukových vln v komůrce)
  • Z .... Zvukovod (křivka znázorňuje průchod zvukových vln od „R“ k „D“)
  • D .... Difusor zvukových vln přicházejících zvukovodem
  • M .... Mřížka difusoru (prostupná pro usměrněné zvukové vlny), mechanicky odolná (pochozí)
  • O .... Odtokový otvor pro únik dešťové a kondenzované vody
  • K .... Kanalizační napojení (pro odvod vody)
English: Schematic sketch (section) of a ground loudspeaker designed by Ludvík Očenášek (1872-1949) for the sound system of Strahov Stadium for X. 1938 All-Sokol Meeting in Prague. Očenášek designed it in 1937 and filed a patent for it on 28 January 1938 in the name of his daughter Milada (patent file number 77542; Device for uniform sound saturation of large areas by so-called "loudspeakers").
Date years 1937 – 1938
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  • Mojmir Churavy
  • CZ: Prvotní autor výkresu Ludvík Očenášek (1872–1949). Dle fotokopie originálního výkresu pořídil zjednodušený náčrek Ing. Mojmír Churavý.
  • EN: The original author of the drawing was Ludvík Očenášek (1872-1949). According to a photocopy of the original drawing, a simplified sketch was made by Ing. Mojmír Churavý.
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