"Grunsat" wrote in message
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As a hobby, I enjoy repairing early and mid 1980s VCRs. They were made
well
and built to last. If they don't work, it's usually dried out belts. After
a
good cleaning, they will work just as well as any $100 VCR on the market
today. I don't mess with the new cheap junk.



I used to, but these days I have trouble even getting $20 for a nice one.