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Homer J Simpson wrote:
Thats correct.
Thats correct.
Guest
jhferry@yahoo.com wrote:
little white piece of plastic that is supposed to be mounted down and
clear of the ejecting mechanism. It is kind of floating around in there
preventing the ejecting of the tape but even more important is when a
tape is in there it seems life the heads dont want to move. A belt
maybe?
You know what, the tape wont play even If I get it in there. There is a
little white piece of plastic that is supposed to be mounted down and
clear of the ejecting mechanism. It is kind of floating around in there
preventing the ejecting of the tape but even more important is when a
tape is in there it seems life the heads dont want to move. A belt
maybe?
H
Homer J Simpson
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of whack, but you may not have much luck looking to diagnose that over the
net.
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That is probably the write protect detector. I suspect the mechanism is out
of whack, but you may not have much luck looking to diagnose that over the
net.
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Arfa Daily wrote:
So I may be better off with a new one or a call to a service center.
A
Arfa Daily
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Arfa
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route.
Arfa
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"Arfa Daily" <arfa.daily@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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neoprene seals.
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One place to try is a hydraulics supplier. They often have all sorts of odd
neoprene seals.
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maxfoo
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 14:13:48 -0700, Bill Jeffrey <wjeffreyAT@alum.DOTmit.edu>
wrote:
few MHz. The DRO puts out very little power <-30dBm might be a good idea to add
an amp from mini-circuit, smdi, rfmd or hittite microwave, you should be able to
get free samples from those companies. Another idea is to just get another puck
in place of the one in the cavity. free sample pucks are available at shf
microwave.
wrote:
The DRO has a tuning slut above it. You might be able to tune off frequency by a
few MHz. The DRO puts out very little power <-30dBm might be a good idea to add
an amp from mini-circuit, smdi, rfmd or hittite microwave, you should be able to
get free samples from those companies. Another idea is to just get another puck
in place of the one in the cavity. free sample pucks are available at shf
microwave.
M
maxfoo
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 19:55:42 -0500, maxfoo <maxfoo@punkass.com> wrote:
BTW, These guys sell pucks
http://www.morganelectroceramics.com/microwave/puck_resonators.htm
frequency.
BTW, These guys sell pucks
http://www.morganelectroceramics.com/microwave/puck_resonators.htm
M
Myauk
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Sorry for my ignorance but I need some specific information.
I found several sites but still they are not explaining the things I do
not understand.
More over I need initiatives as a beginner in professional field.
Googling and reading books as a student while I was in my country,
Myanmar, I got a lot of knowledge background but whenever I met with
the real situation, I forgot everything!
I remember a certain experience of reading a book of Assembly
Programming for five months and Testing Practically with a computer and
facing with failures and problems before my graduation. When the
lecturer came and began his first lecture in Assembly program after my
five months of struggle, I found my first assemgly programm assembled
fine and ran on my computer.
That is why sometimes I asked silly questions in the forum.
All I need is a good initiative and some personnel gudience from those
who already have experience!
Regards
Homer J Simpson wrote:
I found several sites but still they are not explaining the things I do
not understand.
More over I need initiatives as a beginner in professional field.
Googling and reading books as a student while I was in my country,
Myanmar, I got a lot of knowledge background but whenever I met with
the real situation, I forgot everything!
I remember a certain experience of reading a book of Assembly
Programming for five months and Testing Practically with a computer and
facing with failures and problems before my graduation. When the
lecturer came and began his first lecture in Assembly program after my
five months of struggle, I found my first assemgly programm assembled
fine and ran on my computer.
That is why sometimes I asked silly questions in the forum.
All I need is a good initiative and some personnel gudience from those
who already have experience!
Regards
Homer J Simpson wrote:
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Oh, the imagery!
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b
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Arfa Daily wrote:
I have a sony RXD3 system sitting gathering dust because I can't find a
suitable substitute belt for the record-capable tape deck. Sony=
B@stards.
-B.
So i'm not the only one with this sony-odd-size problem ! ;-)
I have a sony RXD3 system sitting gathering dust because I can't find a
suitable substitute belt for the record-capable tape deck. Sony=
B@stards.
-B.
B
b
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Awesometoday wrote:
I assume you have checked all the menus and tried different inputs to
eliminate the possibility of a setup error, and have the original
remote to check it with?
next step power supply or scan coils/ associated components. could be
bad eeprom.
see www.repairfaq.org for troubleshooting tips.
If none of that makes sense, then you shouldnt be poking arond inside a
TV, cheaper and safer to take it to a tech. These things can be lethal
to the untrained.
-B.
chassis no.? I think most Bush was Vestel (11AkXX).
I assume you have checked all the menus and tried different inputs to
eliminate the possibility of a setup error, and have the original
remote to check it with?
next step power supply or scan coils/ associated components. could be
bad eeprom.
see www.repairfaq.org for troubleshooting tips.
If none of that makes sense, then you shouldnt be poking arond inside a
TV, cheaper and safer to take it to a tech. These things can be lethal
to the untrained.
-B.
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dave
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Does the capstan spin? If not then check the capstan flywheel drive belt or
the motor itself. I found that Frys had a decent stock of belts.
DaveL
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the motor itself. I found that Frys had a decent stock of belts.
DaveL
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On Fri, 01 Dec 2006 01:17:54 GMT, "Homer J Simpson" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
"maxfoo" <maxfoo@punkass.com> wrote in message
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The DRO has a tuning slut above it.
Oh, the imagery!
Yup, she does a lapdance right over that puck and tunes it to excitation.
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Homer J Simpson
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could try shortening it. You'd need to cut it on an angle, and weld it with
perhaps a bicycle tube repair kit that uses heat to fuse.
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Failing finding the right size, if you can find one that is too long you
could try shortening it. You'd need to cut it on an angle, and weld it with
perhaps a bicycle tube repair kit that uses heat to fuse.
A
Arfa Daily
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Yeah, it's a real problem with these Sonys. The trick is not so much the
length of the belt - although it *is* an odd length that's not one of the
readily available general replacement sizes - it's more the width. Although
a flat belt, it's narrower than they usually are. When a standard width belt
is fitted, it rides on the capstans with a slight overhang - just enough to
catch on the back of one of the other pullies. I've even tried cutting down
the width of a normal belt with a scalpel and steel straight-edge, but it is
virtually impossible to do it with enough accuracy such that the belt does
not then ' wander ' in normal use. It is ridiculous, considering the crying
of all the green eco-warriors now about electronics going to landfill, that
Sony can / will not supply such a simple item. There is no excuse for not
stocking it, even if they buy that deck mech in. I've done a lot of them
within warranty period, so a whole new deck is supplied. I used to keep them
in the fond hope that something else on there would become useful in the
future, but now I just bin them.
On ' adjusting ' the size of normal square belts that are an odd length.
Yes, I have done this on many occasions over the years, even on the small
1mm types. I tend to cut the ends dead square with a razor blade, then apply
a single tiny drop of cyano-acrylate "superglue" to one cut end, using the
point of a needle, then bring them tightly together by hand, and hold for
about 1 minute. The slight ' squeeze-out ' of glue can then be removed with
a piece of very fine oxide paper ( car paint wet 'n' dry rubbing abrasive
paper ). As soon as you attack it with the paper, you will see if you have
got a good bond. You can then stretch the belt about without a problem.
Superglue bonds neoprene like the proverbial, and I can't remember ever
having had a belt thus ' manufactured ', come bouncing back.
Arfa
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Yeah, it's a real problem with these Sonys. The trick is not so much the
length of the belt - although it *is* an odd length that's not one of the
readily available general replacement sizes - it's more the width. Although
a flat belt, it's narrower than they usually are. When a standard width belt
is fitted, it rides on the capstans with a slight overhang - just enough to
catch on the back of one of the other pullies. I've even tried cutting down
the width of a normal belt with a scalpel and steel straight-edge, but it is
virtually impossible to do it with enough accuracy such that the belt does
not then ' wander ' in normal use. It is ridiculous, considering the crying
of all the green eco-warriors now about electronics going to landfill, that
Sony can / will not supply such a simple item. There is no excuse for not
stocking it, even if they buy that deck mech in. I've done a lot of them
within warranty period, so a whole new deck is supplied. I used to keep them
in the fond hope that something else on there would become useful in the
future, but now I just bin them.
On ' adjusting ' the size of normal square belts that are an odd length.
Yes, I have done this on many occasions over the years, even on the small
1mm types. I tend to cut the ends dead square with a razor blade, then apply
a single tiny drop of cyano-acrylate "superglue" to one cut end, using the
point of a needle, then bring them tightly together by hand, and hold for
about 1 minute. The slight ' squeeze-out ' of glue can then be removed with
a piece of very fine oxide paper ( car paint wet 'n' dry rubbing abrasive
paper ). As soon as you attack it with the paper, you will see if you have
got a good bond. You can then stretch the belt about without a problem.
Superglue bonds neoprene like the proverbial, and I can't remember ever
having had a belt thus ' manufactured ', come bouncing back.
Arfa
J
JoeBloe
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 21:30:07 -0500, maxfoo <maxfoo@punkass.com> Gave
us:
us:
On Fri, 01 Dec 2006 01:17:54 GMT, "Homer J Simpson" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
"maxfoo" <maxfoo@punkass.com> wrote in message
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The DRO has a tuning slut above it.
Oh, the imagery!
Yup, she does a lapdance right over that puck and tunes it to excitation.
Pucking perverts!
G
gwatts
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Bill Jeffrey wrote:
Microwave mailing list, http://www.valinet.com/mailman/listinfo/microwave
and a bit on http://www.austech.info/showthread.php?t=135840
I ordered two.
- Galen, W8LNA
There's been quite a bit of discussion about the radar gun on the
Microwave mailing list, http://www.valinet.com/mailman/listinfo/microwave
and a bit on http://www.austech.info/showthread.php?t=135840
I ordered two.
- Galen, W8LNA
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samsungfirmware@yahoo.com wrote:
I am looking for a users manual for the Pro99. If you have one, or know
where I can get one, please let me know. I can't figure out how to use
the PIP. Could you help me on this?
I am looking for a users manual for the Pro99. If you have one, or know
where I can get one, please let me know. I can't figure out how to use
the PIP. Could you help me on this?