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VINTAGE VHS VCR REPAIR - MITSUBISHI HS-B70 VHS 4K

I little bit of fun repairing my old but trusty Mitsubishi HS-B70 VHS VCR machine. Even after 30 years, it's still repairable with the help of the internet.
This model was known as the Mitsubishi HS-E70 in Europe.
Massive help from http://freeservicemanuals.info for the online service manual

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Ricardo Alcântara : Hey !!! Thanks for the video and let me tell you , when I saw the video I wouldn’t believe it was a video exactly like mine!!!! I still don’t have mine eating the tape , but it doesn’t transport well the tape , sometimes it rewind others not , and when I can play a tape the image is always bad like if it needed to adjust tracking that in this video is automatic , and also the sound it’s bad , and the only thing I could see was that when it was playing the tape start to do noises like the vcr is eating the tape ...
evcass69 : I've got my Mits u80 torn apart right now for the same issue. My drive belt was missing.. but upon closer inspection, there were these soft tacky pieces of black rubber stuck near both gears. The large gear is clean but the small gear has that soft belt residue stuck in the grooves.
VideoGame Polak : so the belt didnt have enough tension on it and was slipping or something?
skiingfast1 : Have you ever had the joy of asking a seasonaire to switch the movies out?
Yann Henriot : Toi tu répares ton lecteur VHS et nous on regarde la vidéo YouTube, improbable.

Vintage 41 Year Old RCA VET650 Top Load VCR Can it be repaired?

This is one of the older VCRs I have seen in many years. It is a second generation VHS made by Matsushita electric for RCA. This was a top of the live machine in it's day and sold for well over 2000.00 in Canada in 1981.
ljetronic : Machines of this vintage are my favorite to watch you fix. There certainly aren’t many people working on stuff like this anymore, especially techs with your level of experience. Can’t wait for part 2!
Shawn Jenkins : If it wasn’t for that technology, we wouldn’t have today what we have.

You all worked so hard then to keep it going too.. Thank you!!
Nik : I love videos about these machines, massive and vintage. This reminds me of that professional S-VHS unit (I think it was a Panasonic?) that you were nursing back to life in a multi-part series a couple of years ago (a bunch of boards were bent, it was in pretty rough shape...) - did you end up finishing those videos and getting that unit to work?
Chris Cutress : I still own an RCA 600. My first VHS machine that didn't have visual fast forward or visual rewind and with piano key like controls. My second machine was a 650 just like the one in your video. Great machine for time shifting during their time. Great to see a 650 being worked on.
morrisonAV : That was great, Dave. Most of the music videos on my YT channel were recorded in SP with my Panasonic PV-1750 which was the same as the unit you show here. I bought it new in Dec. of 1980 and always used good tape. YT viewers always think I used a TBC. I kept that big machine for 20-30 years after it finally failed and I wish I still had it. Best looking transfers seem to come from the original recording deck, huh?

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