LabGuy's World: Extinct Sanyo Video Equipment
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Sanyo EIAJ Format VTR's:
VTR model 1200 VTR-1200: Identical to the Javelin X-400. Photo: Matt Patoray.
VTR-1360: Has time lapse capabilities of 24, 48 and 60 hours as well as normal speed playback and record. Photo: www.ebay.com
VTR-1375: Has time lapse capabilities of 25, 50 and 75 hours as well as normal speed playback and record. Read more about it on my museum page. Photo: LabGuy.
Sanyo V-Cord Format VCR's:
VTR model 1200 V-Cord Cassette: New photo! Very compact, for it's time, these cassettes could hold 30 or 60 minutes of tape in the original version and 120 minutes in V-Cord II format. Photo: Bruno Merlier.
VTC-7100: New photo! A V-Cord format portapack and camera. Black and white (of course). One of the most compact 1/2" portapacks of it's time. Also featured the best still frame capability because it had four heads! For this reason, they were actually integrated into a cardio-sonogram machine made by Smith-Kline back in the early eighties. Needless to say, they were superseded by Panasonic semi-pro VHS decks. How do I know this? I had to quality-control dozens of these VCR's for Smith-Kline which were purchased from Videomedia, where I was working as the service department manager at that time! Photo: Bruno Merlier.
VTC-7300: New photo! I have no other information than this photo. It appears to be a V-Cord Deck. Color or B/W? You tell me! Photo: Bruno Merlier. 
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