[en] The ''combination magnetic-Si(Li), swept current electron spectrometer'' method has been applied to a DuMond type magnetic beta ray spectrometer without depriving the spectrometer of the function of high resolution measurements by usual uses. Properties of the system have been examined by observing conversion lines of sup(110m)Ag and good performances of the system have been confirmed. By adopting this method, intensive sources with large area can be used and entire momentum spectra can be obtained rapidly irrespective of the existences of gamma rays and so weak conversion lines can be found more easily. For nuclei with high beta ray backgrounds, the method is not so powerful that an experiment to combine the electron-beta coincidence method with this one is now in progress. (auth.)