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Congrats, you have what l believe was the first S-VHS deck National/Panasonic released in my part of the world. They used the same chassis as the D80 VHS deck. Not that many of either models around. I regret selling mine years ago.

I see Japanese professional wrestling is every bit as fake and silly as American professional wrestling.

Thankyou!

Where do you find all your original service manuals? For just about anything I want to fix, whether older or more modern, it's like trying to find rooster teeth when I search for service manuals whether originals for sale or scans in PDFs.

What happened to this camera? Have you managed to fix it, or would it be for sale?

Well, very interesting and unusual components layout. Most of Panasonics/National VCRs from that time have power supply unit in the top left corner..

Looks like a really nice VCR, but what a nightmare to work on. Just minutes before I saw that you'd posted this new video I was looking at a VCR that's advertised in a local Cash Converters store here in Perth AU, and it's coincidently a Panasonic NV-FS1. They want $249 for it but no remote.

I'd like a world with a hyper realistic shower and realistic water psychics as well as shower and steam, and the noise. I think it'd just be relaxing

Who else is in denial that the VCR era is long gone and whoever was in his teens in the 80's is now an old man or soon to be an old man.

I recall the European/ German 'EG' version had an on-board FLOF/ Teletext decoder for the VPT function, along with the corresponding buttons on the remote. They used A2 Stereo there, so perhaps they placed the VPT/ Teletext decoder where the NICAM module would normally sit in those machines..

It's good it hasn't got a head cleaning wheel they use to cause so much problems and clogged the heads as well as wear them out. I had a f77 and my Technician Guy use to throw the head cleaning wheels in the bin on all machines at service

I totally agree on leaded solder. I hate working on something with lead-free solder because it's much higher temp to melt and harder to desolder things cleanly. My good old 63/37 leaded solder from over 30 years ago works great and makes very nice solder joints. I also inherited a couple old spools of 60/40 solder that makes a very nice shiny joint. It's not like I'm going to eat the stuff, and I always wash my hands after doing solder work.

Had an NV F70 - only way to get stereo out of OPTUS cable TV back in the day was through RF - so it spent most of its live as a demodulator connected to a stereo. sadly power supply failures are common on these.

The later HS800 S-VHS deck power supply has the same heatsink configuration and it has no heatsink grease either. Unusual.

Fun fact. The FS90 is the model that superseded the FS100. Go figure?

are you able to look at some teac vcrs? i have 4 of them myself and i love them. great machines

It's interesting that when you plugged it in, there was an immediate buzz in the sound through the camera/mic. Bad PSU filter caps maybe?

Hey I also play VRChat and mess around with vintage video equipment like the Panasonic NV-M5B, would be cool to add you, my username is EATB

Thanks to the advice on how to get the back panel off. I was stuck with this and looking for a solution. Will give it a try.

The cable is insanely thin for 350V DC.

What's the point of switching from electrical signals to optical and 3 meters later switching back to electrical? What was Samsungs point here?

I know eveything about this machine....it is to fix and works like a clock with tootwheels.....if you have the K chassis service manual there is a conplete discription how to fix......greetings, frits.meuris Sittard Netherlands

lots a goodies in there, teardown performed well

Do you know why my panasonic isn't counting correctly on rewind? Haven't tried fast forward. Is it because on rewind the machine half loads and so might not be passing the ACE head correctly?

Even with a fan, the lifespan was too short. For some reason I am getting a DRV ADJ error. I think the problem is the optics. It's great to take it apart and study it! 👍💯

I found there was too much grease on my carriage, so I cleaned excess off the rack gear and made sure it ejected and loaded using my hand a few times then refitted it and it worked. I had earlier just realigned the whole mechanism (following the g deck video) after I bought it and realised the p5 wasn't correctly connected to the sector gear (one tooth out) now it works ok. Mode switch is next to clean, but like yours it's in a real awkward place and there's an additional motor blocking access. I've had to order a rachet screwdriver to undo the screw behind the motor so I can get to the mode switch. I might buy a NV-D48 since it uses the same split washers and circlips and I could do with some spares. Great video, enjoyed watching you troubleshooting.

Hi , ive broken my one connect box how can i get new one , plz guide

Hi there, i have had and used a PDW-530P model for a month now, but when doing a timelabse today the power cut off (was using wired power supply). When turning it on now, an error 'ERROR 03-354' pops up and wont let me do much. Have tried with several different new disks. Have been reading the operational manual, but only thing it says is to contact a sony technician. Do you have any ideas as to things to try? Is there a service manual somewhere on the internet? Kind Regards and thanks for the video! 🙏

G10 was the superstar of the era!!. Thank you for the big effort. ❣

Wrong screws fitted everywhere. The red flag of a careless repair. Such a shame it was so messed up because they are a great model. Thanks for the front row view of this train wreck.

Do yourself a favour and keep the carriage together prior to reinstalling it.

Hi Elecami, I recently found an old MS1, tape mechanism and everything seems to be working fine but much like the second camera you tested it has that terrible hissing sound, am I looking at a faulty power supply as well? Such a great informative video!

Great video. I have a mint condition 7AF, looks identical, but I think with added macro. Do you know if it’s a similar build to the 8AF? It has a bit of ‘CCD rot’ and was thinking of trying to fix it. I fear I’m going to mess it up more, although it’s kind of useless with 1/4 of the image blurry.

do you still have this VCR? woul like to purchase it from you

Hello sir please help me about my vcr national G20 power supply unit

I have a problems in partitioning the drive the drive full capacity is 512GB although it has well over 250gb free space left i cant partition my drive more than 18GB. If you know anything about this help me with this.

National Nv l18 manual need please help

This model used to confuse some people as the LP mode was audio-only!

This was the best era of VHS machines for Panasonic. Not all technicians liked the complexity of the G & G2 mech but it was pretty reliable if you knew what to proactively service. These machines had the reverse motor to improve review mode and frame by frame advance. It's F70 cousin had a flying erase head on the drum for frame accurate editing. The syncro edit connector allowed you to syncronise two decks for accurate insert editing. Not bad for a domestic machine.

I remember working on these. We did call them G revised mechs. The A to D converter and RAM are probably for the super still pause. They sample and hold the frame for a perfect pause.

HI FI audio it's ok, only it has no indicator for stereo. When the tape has stereo sound, L and R appear on the VU meter. If the sound is mono, the VU meter only indicates that without those L R squares.

Its funny how they built this crazy complex mechanism just to save 1 motor. They should have just done the same as V2000 and directly drive the reels with two independent DC motors. At least for high end models like this one. I guess they didnt want to redesign the whole thing, so they just bodged a bunch of stuff onto thair standard G-mech for high end models. Thanks for your videos, interesting stuff!

I have a similar NV-FS65 (S-VHS NTSC). It has a dedicated transformer attached to the back and linear +/-15V power supply board specially for audio.

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Great video! If you want that machine to work at its peak, you are going to need to replace every single "Jade Green" TOSIN capacitor in it. In my unit, nearly all of those had ESR values of 10-30 ohms which were definitely bad. They were just a terrible brand of capacitors in general, or at least did not age well. I'm not a big fan of ELNA caps either, but those were mostly ok in this unit, My question for you is whether component output is active when playing a regular VHS tape? Reason I'm asking is that I don't plan to ever put a WVHS tape in mine, so if there's no component output, there's really no reason to do any recapping of those SMT caps on the bottom board *IF* it is only used for WVHS. The other question is if the 3D YC button seems to do anything for you when playing back a regular VHS tape?

Ever get it working? If so, what was your impression of the playback quality for regular VHS?

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My father in law owned one of these in the late '80's. Superbly built, quality machine. Love the LED meters too!

The infamous stk module 😮