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Old 12-15-2020, 09:32 PM
vortalexfan vortalexfan is offline
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Originally Posted by waltchan View Post
The original Panasonic belts from factory are some of the most-durable and longest-lasting around. They never, ever melt, or turn to goo.
That's good to know.

I used to have a Panasonic Omnivision Stereo VCR from 1984 that I had given a friend of mine so he could have a VCR again and that one for some reason has an issue with wanting to eat tapes when stoping a tape during playback and going to eject it from the machine, which is something to do with the idler tire I think because that machine has brand new belts on it and the belts have nothing to do with the loading and unloading of the tape from the cassette housing during playback and stop/eject.

BTW the VCR was working when I gave it to my friend, but then after a while of him having it was when it started acting up.
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