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TVR-3??: Need the EXACT
model number for this one! Anyone got an Ikegami equipment catalog from
this era? Would you believe a 2/3 inch tape, helical scan, reel to reel,
video tape recorder? Spec's: Two heads, 2/3" tape, 7" reels, 12 IPS, 45
minutes record / play time, weighs 52 pounds. Photo & info: Electronics
World Magazine - November, 1966. |
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TVR-301: New!
Would you believe a 2/3 inch tape, helical scan, reel to reel, video tape
recorder? Spec's: Two heads, 2/3" tape, 7" reels, 12 IPS, 45 minutes record
/ play time, weighs 52 pounds. Here is the [DECK
FUNCTIONS] and [EXTERNAL VIEW]
of the transport. Photo & info: Marcel Snijders |
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TVR-311: Spec's: Two heads, 1" tape, 9-1/2"
reels, 9.6 IPS, 66 minutes record / play time, slow motion and still frame,
weighs 90 pounds. Photo & info: Electronics World Magazine - November,
1966. |
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TVR-401: This one is rumored to be a 2/3 inch
tape, VTR. I don't know much more than this. Do you? After adding the TVR-301
& 311, for which I have solid documentation, I have some doubts as
to the accuracy of this one's description or photo. Note the resemblance
to the one inch TVR-311. Write to me if you know more about these VTR's,
please! Photo: (Martin Loach?)
Tim
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