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VTP-310: New photo &
info! B/W EIAJ Video Tape Player. Model year unknown. Sure does
look like a Panasonic NV-3010 to me! Photo: eBay |
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VTR-400: "Standard format"(?) reel to reel
portapack VTR and camera. Camera weighed 5-1/4 lbs and had a 5:1 zoom lens.
Apparently had playback capability according to the advertising copy ~
this is doubtful. I strongly suspect this is a duplicate of the Panasonic
NV-3080/WV-8080 record-only outfit. More info desired here. Photo &
Info: Matt Patoray. |
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VTR-450: New info!
EIAJ format reel to reel portapack VTR and camera. Otherwise, the same
as the one described above. Again, more info desperately needed on these
guys! Photo & Info: Matt Patoray. |
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VTR-460e: EIAJ, Color capable, reel to reel,
Portapack VTR. Shown here with TCM-46, vidicon camera with electronic 1"
viewfinder. "Color capable" means that the VTR-460e requires an external
CA-460, adapter unit in order to operate in color. Photo: Concord catalog. |
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TCM-46: New photo &
info! Portapack vidicon camera with electronic B/W 1" viewfinder.
Photo: LabGuy. |
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VTR-600-1: Spec's: B/W, 2 video heads, 1/2"
tape, 7" reels, 12 IPS, 40 minutes record / playback time, 60 pounds. Had
a pushbutton for cleaning the video heads. It turns out that the VTR's
in this series are second brand versions of Panasonic NV-8000 series. Photos:
Rick Thomas. |
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VTR-620: New photo &
info! Spec's: B/W, 2 video heads, 1/2" tape, 7" reels, 12 IPS, 40
minutes record / playback time, 60 pounds. Had a pushbutton for cleaning
the video heads. It turns out that the VTR's in this series are second
brand versions of Panasonic NV-8000 series. Photo: Roy Kloster |
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VTR-700: Spec's: B/W, 2 video heads, 1/2" tape,
7" reels, 12 IPS, 40 minutes record / playback time, 60 pounds, $1495 in
1968. It turns out that the VTR's in this series are second brand versions
of Panasonic NV-8000 series. Photo: Electronics World Magazine - October,
1968. |
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VTR-820: - B/W EIAJ VTR with still frame and
slow motion playback. Equivalent to Panasonic NV-3030? Photo: Eric
R. |
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VTR-850: - Remote Control B/W EIAJ VTR.
Remote control through a [20 pin connector on
the rear panel]. B/W EIAJ format, audio dub, timer stop feature. Machine
could stop automatically when the counter reaches zero during rewind. A
sort of primitive location memory. Photo: LabGuy's World |
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VTR-900: Same as VT-600 except without sound
dub. Info: Rick Thomas. |
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VTR-1100K: New photo
& info! Color EIAJ editing VTR. Model year unknown. Sure does
look like a Panasonic NV-3160 to me! Photo: Jasper |
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VTR-1120: New photo &
info! Color EIAJ editing VTR. Model year unknown. Looks a lot like
a Panasonic NV-3160. In fact, it is!!! Photo & Info: Ross Stovall |
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VTR-3000: New photo &
info! This VTR offers 450 lines of resolution. It appears to be
a 1" VTR. The advertising copy billed it as a mastering machine with the
following additional features: Color capable, electronic editing, built
RF distribution system, dual audio tracks that could be recorded independently,
slow motion and still frame. It sure is pretty. Looks like a Panasonic
NV-204C to me! Model year 1968. Info & Photo Matt Patoray. |
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TCM-20: Side and rear views of a basic B/W
vidicon studio camera, with 5" viewfinder. These were used in a lot of
schools throughout the 1970's. Photos: www.ebay.com |
