I need one of these; it is literally the most pretty machine i've seen

I bought one in 1985 when it came out $150

all solid state all silicon transistors nice tv set Sir...

Then you realize that the tecnology lasted untill 2015 😲 I growed up with the VCRs of the 90's and early 2000's. I still have five of them, and once in a while i record/whatch the recordings that i make from a multimedia box with AV out. How to continue to consider (in some way) VHS rilevant today ? Just record modern things on it 😉 I know, i know ... is not that easy 😅

the fact that it doesn't even have an on-screen display or a blue screen before the tape begins playing really goes to show how old this machine is

Lindo demais

I remember being about 13 years old back in 1990 I saw this jvc VCR at a boot sale for £10 got it home but it didn't work the head drum wasn't spinning, when I took it apart it was like spaghetti junction with rubber belts everywhere, luckily for me though the flat belt that was used to operate the head drum had slipped off I put it back on and that was that I had a working VCR, was my first ever VCR it was cool, lol the crap I used to record on it ahh good days, I had it for a few years, there used to be a lot of old vcrs in boot sales and charity shops back on the day I used to buy all sorts absolutely love this format.

Tengo la misma, no puedo repararla porque no encuentro qué es lo que lleva en ese antiguo flyback. Es como un fusible pero es probable que esté adaptado y no puedo arreglarlo.

It works! I can't get a vintage VCR that works!!!

Bora compartilhar.

Aqui no Brasil chamava esquadrão classe A.

I have probably the same RIZ, produced under the Philips licence.

Quite the looker🤩

Had no idea this was the first VHS recorder.My mum and dad could not afford to buy one,so rented one from Granada for a couple of years,before affording an NEC with remote control..such luxury!

Very nice condition chassis for it's age.

They don't make TVs like they used to.

Que top amigo, eu tenho uma tv GE muito parecida, com tv, rádio e relógio a válvula.

Que top meu amigo, tenho 2 dessa.

I see that early covers for CD are not the typical jewel case? they look like LP covers, which is nice.

So easy to use. Never after this one could I ever work out how to program a video to record something when I was out😂

It's amazing! 🥰It looks square when viewed from the front, but the inside is actually a round cathode ray tube! Interesting 👍

I have one but Color but the mirror broke on mine I’m trying to cut a replacement

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I have one of these myself, but it needs belts replacement.

Perfection 🙏

Hello Please write the name of the controller or its link here. Thanks

BBC 2 started in 1964 on the 20th of April. It was transmitted on UHF and 625 lines. 405 lines was shut down in 1985 in UK

I have one too. With the magnifier. Are they worth anything these days?

Awesome

I think this videotape was recorded on a VT-100 or VT-110 at the time. It seems that VT-120 and VT-150 are not compatible.

I have the exact same TV in my basement

There's something kinda funny about seeing this ad take a very '70s approach to what would ultimately be an '80s invention (I assume this was made around 1978-1979, a few years before the 1982 launch, based on the prototype discs and players).

Que ano essa tv irmão, Muito show.

Hello, you did not connect hall sensors, did you?

I see a lot of co-channel interference and flicker.

Linda tv, parabéns irmão.

😮😮😮

Does 405 line TV uses AM? French 819 line TV and 625 line SECAM-L used AM, the rest of FM used are PAL-BG, PAL-I, PAL-DK, SECAM-BG, SECAM-DK/K/K1, NTSC-M, PAL-M, PAL-N…

Ha Linda als inval-omroepster, deed ze goed

Hmm, looks like the lines from the video decoder for colour were not connected, so there unfortunately isn't any chance to make it output those experimental System A colour broadcasts. What I'm wondering is if a modern TV could work with those signals, after all in the age of "single chip" TV-sets supporting just about any standards, it could be that some engineer included 405 line just for the fun of it.

Eu acabei de comprar uma TV igual essa. O objetivo é para decoração.

We had one of those... they were built like Tanks! Nice to see one still working

Tenho uma quase igual

Genau diesen Videorecorder habe ich auch noch in meinem Wohnzimmer. Tolles Gerät.

Hello, what kind of BMS are you using to charge up the battery?

I just bought a tv just like this, the Sony solid state 110U from I think 1969? It’s just slightly different loooking. Can I hook it up to a vcr player? I’m not really sure how to use this TV lol it’s so much older than my other TVs that are probably from the 80s with the built in VCR player.

I had one..😍

Goed werk, echte kwaliteit van dik 40 jaar oud

Hi

These were very good TVs. It had a lot of innovations over the earlier models. Ceramic tube sockets all around, reliable PL36 sweep tube (upgraded by Philips from the weak PL81), first TVs using the improved 110 degree CRT (away from the 90 degr older CRT requiring an "ion trap" magnet), automatic vertical field stabilization and first class components all around on metal chassis. And an UHF tuner was available as an option. This TV also was MUCH better than the later TVs with the phenolic PCB boards that could not handle the heat from the tubes and always developed problems from the phenolic boards burning up. Is this the one with the additional UHF tuner option?