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1976: Quasar VK-100 Great Time Camera!
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        This is a mid 1970s general purpose hand held vidicon camera. It uses a 2/3" vidicon tube and all solid state circuitry. It is the matching camera intended for use with the [Quasar VR-1000 Great Time Machine VCR]. This camera is very light and easy to hold for long periods. The viewfinder is a simple, flip up,  peep sight type with engraved graticule for both the normal lens and the wide angle lens. The camera plugs into a combination AC adapter and signal break out box. Connection and operation of this unit is extremely simple!
        NEEDED: Service manual.
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