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• 1" reel to reel videotape recorders Tools

  International Video Corporation flourished from about 1967 into the late 1980s; it manufactured dozens of models of VTRs, cameras, film chains, switchers and other video equipment for the low end broadcast and high end industrial markets. The IVC 825 is a basic 1" reel to reel record/play VTR with a capstan servo; the IVC 850 is an IVC 825 with the addition of an electronic editor. The IVC 860 is very similar to the IVC 850; it is a 1" reel to reel color editor and was able to perform both assemble and insert edits.

• Sony Video Tapes for 1/2 inch, slant-track (helical scan) Videocorders Bibliography

  Illustrated Product Page. One Page, both sides. Specifications of video tape on one side. 8 Illustrations of various systems on other side. DVK-2400/VCK-2400, CVF-4, CV-2100, CV-2200, TCV-2110, CVM-51 UWP, CVM-180U, CVM-22 OU.

• IVC Service Manual for IVC-800 Color Video Recorder Bibliography

  IVC Service Manual for IVC-800 Color Video Recorder. In Original Binder, illustrated with color and black and white photos, exploded and controls views, descriptions, and schematics.

• IVC Owner's Reference Manual for IVC-800 Color Video Recorder Bibliography

  IVC Owner's Reference Manual for IVC-800 Color Video Recorder. Illustrated with color and black and white photos, controls views, block diagrams, descriptions, and screen shots.

• Sony AV-3650, Service Manual Video Tape Recorder Tools

  Product literature and service manual for the Sony AV-3650, an open-reel EIAJ type-1 video tape recorder with a capstan-servo electronics editing system and SONY-MATIC automatic/manual gain control; features include two illuminated level meters, audio dubbing, pause/slow/stop playback modes, RF output meter and optional RF modulator. Specifications include a rotary two-head helical-scan recorder with resolution better than 300 lines and 7.5 ips tape speed, recording time over 60 minutes on SONY V-32 tape and rewind within 7 minutes; power requirements, dimensions, weight and supplied accessories are listed.

• Sanyo VTC 7100 Tools

  Sanyo VTC 7100 is an EIAJ black-and-white 1/2" portable video cassette recorder with still-frame capability and a rotary four-head system; cassettes held 30 or 60 minutes in the original format and 120 minutes in V-Cord II format, and the V Cord format was introduced in 1972. Using a battery with the VC 500 camera provided about 45 minutes of recording; the unit is described as a world’s first portable cassette VTR and is light in weight at 15 lbs. The Operating Instructions Manual lists features, controls, power sources, playback, dubbing, maintenance and safety functions.