The Ion's receiver consists of a breech and firing chamber, both hard-anodized.

The receiver consisted of two sheet metal halves welded together to form a cylinder.

The upper receiver consists of a housing, in which a locking ring is permanently fixed, and a Picatinny rail as an interface to the rifle scope.

The receiver consists of a bank of filters, usually more than 100.

His receiver consists of a coil with a spark gap.

His receiver consisted of a coil with a spark gap, where a spark would be seen upon detection of electromagnetic waves.

The receiver consists of the coil, pre-amplifier and signal processing system.

The simple receiver consisted of a chemist's test tube, into which a selected material was placed.

The receiver consisted of an electronics unit with two dials and was known to its operators as the "Blue Gasmeter Job".

The receiver consisted of a number of needles which could be moved by electromagnetic coils to point to letters on a board.