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Colin McCormick
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Beta (Betamax / Betacord) video recorders can be quite valuable
today as people strive to transfer their precious memories to DVD.
Sanyo machines are more reliable than their Sony counterparts, and
usually just require a service kit to be installed to solve problems
with FF / REW and other mechanical ailments including tape damage.
I have available a limited stock of full service kits for most Sanyo
Beta video recorders from 1983 onwards, including but not limited to:
* VTC5000 / VTC5100 / VTC5150 ultra-popular top loading Betacord and
international equivalents including VCR4000, VTC5005, VTC5550. Request
early geared type idler.
* Early front loading models VTC6000 and VTC6500. Request early geared
type idler.
* Later Front loading models VTC-NX10, VTC-NX15, VTC-NX100, VTCM10,
VTCM20, VTCM40, USA model VCR4590: Request later friction drive type idler.
* The kit is NOT suitable for: VTC5300, VTC5350, VTC5400, VTC9300,
VBS7000 nor Betamovie camcorders. Partly useful for the VPR5800.
The kits consist of the full idler assembly, pinch roller and
drive belts. Full fitting instructions on my web site, along with
pictures and genuine testimonials from previous customers. Even if
you are not ordering kits from me, you may find my instructions web page
very useful, see link below.
These are just £12 inc UK post, and international post is very
economical too. I'm confident you won't find these parts cheaper
elsewhere.
You can either buy these directly via my instructions web page:
http://www.colin99.co.uk/extras/reelidler/how_to_service_a_sanyo_beta.htm
or I have an eBay auction running for them for a few days too:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5741685404&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
As a special for readers of this posting, I will also accept Paypal
or Nochex at no extra charge, just mention this thread when ordering
I hope you find this useful.
Colin McCormick [email protected] (www.colin99.co.uk)
Beta (Betamax / Betacord) video recorders can be quite valuable
today as people strive to transfer their precious memories to DVD.
Sanyo machines are more reliable than their Sony counterparts, and
usually just require a service kit to be installed to solve problems
with FF / REW and other mechanical ailments including tape damage.
I have available a limited stock of full service kits for most Sanyo
Beta video recorders from 1983 onwards, including but not limited to:
* VTC5000 / VTC5100 / VTC5150 ultra-popular top loading Betacord and
international equivalents including VCR4000, VTC5005, VTC5550. Request
early geared type idler.
* Early front loading models VTC6000 and VTC6500. Request early geared
type idler.
* Later Front loading models VTC-NX10, VTC-NX15, VTC-NX100, VTCM10,
VTCM20, VTCM40, USA model VCR4590: Request later friction drive type idler.
* The kit is NOT suitable for: VTC5300, VTC5350, VTC5400, VTC9300,
VBS7000 nor Betamovie camcorders. Partly useful for the VPR5800.
The kits consist of the full idler assembly, pinch roller and
drive belts. Full fitting instructions on my web site, along with
pictures and genuine testimonials from previous customers. Even if
you are not ordering kits from me, you may find my instructions web page
very useful, see link below.
These are just £12 inc UK post, and international post is very
economical too. I'm confident you won't find these parts cheaper
elsewhere.
You can either buy these directly via my instructions web page:
http://www.colin99.co.uk/extras/reelidler/how_to_service_a_sanyo_beta.htm
or I have an eBay auction running for them for a few days too:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5741685404&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
As a special for readers of this posting, I will also accept Paypal
or Nochex at no extra charge, just mention this thread when ordering
I hope you find this useful.
Colin McCormick [email protected] (www.colin99.co.uk)
