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Nedis VCON110BK, Compact video cassette adapter, Nedis, Black, Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), Metal, VHS-C - VHS, AA
Item no.: [21285323] | Manufacturer: Nedis | Model no.: VCON110BK | EAN: 5412810337385
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Insert a VHS-C tape into the Nedis VCON110BK VHS-C cassette converter to record or watch it with a standard VHS video recorder. Insert an AA battery (not included) to automatically open the front and load or unload the tape. Please be aware that 8 mm tapes are not compatible with VCON110BK. Only those carrying the VHS-C logo can be used.
When using the VCON110BK in combination with a VHS player and VHS-C
cassette, please keep the following information and precautions in mind:
• Over the years, your VHS player and VHS-C tape will have accumulated dust and grease that’s not always visible to the eye, which can damage tapes inserted or jam your recorder prior to use. We would suggest using a VHS cleaner on your equipment.
• Before inserting a VHS-C tape, check if the VHS-C tape is not taught. If it is, you can reduce the tension on the tape by unrolling the main cog of the tape by ¼ of a turn ( 90 degrees).
• Try to only use the regular play function of your VHS player and try to avoid using the fast forward or rewind functions where possible. This will prevent unnecessary strain to your VHS-C cassette tape.
When using the VCON110BK in combination with a VHS player and VHS-C
cassette, please keep the following information and precautions in mind:
• Over the years, your VHS player and VHS-C tape will have accumulated dust and grease that’s not always visible to the eye, which can damage tapes inserted or jam your recorder prior to use. We would suggest using a VHS cleaner on your equipment.
• Before inserting a VHS-C tape, check if the VHS-C tape is not taught. If it is, you can reduce the tension on the tape by unrolling the main cog of the tape by ¼ of a turn ( 90 degrees).
• Try to only use the regular play function of your VHS player and try to avoid using the fast forward or rewind functions where possible. This will prevent unnecessary strain to your VHS-C cassette tape.