Although, this was a two hour machine with a T-120 cassette when recording, it was the best made VHS in the industrial line. The cable for video out and in were BNC connectors. The stereo was phenomenal! These things lasted for years without repair. They were used to record the movies we all used to rent. I still wish I had one. :) This had NO tuner. The following model had a tuner, and that was the NV-8350.
They are state of the art indeed. I suppose like all other vintage electronic equipment it need recapping. This makes me frightened as there are hundreds of electrolytic capacitors on those boards. The VCR works fine though but it has this upper part of the picture tearing effect.
i have a portable video panasonic NV 100 power on but the STOP button is always on and any other button works, can you give me any advice or a solution please???
Although, this was a two hour machine with a T-120 cassette when recording, it was the best made VHS in the industrial line. The cable for video out and in were BNC connectors. The stereo was phenomenal! These things lasted for years without repair. They were used to record the movies we all used to rent. I still wish I had one. :) This had NO tuner. The following model had a tuner, and that was the NV-8350.
They are state of the art indeed. I suppose like all other vintage electronic equipment it need recapping. This makes me frightened as there are hundreds of electrolytic capacitors on those boards. The VCR works fine though but it has this upper part of the picture tearing effect.
i have a portable video panasonic NV 100 power on but the STOP button is always on and any other button works, can you give me any advice or a solution please???