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  1. 31st Aug 2009 21:31 #1
    janeydoll
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    http://www.110220volts.com/RH-1988WS.html

    it says 160GB but down in the specs it says 80GB, which is it?
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  2. 31st Aug 2009 21:32 #2
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    https://www.samstores.com/details.asp?ProdID=8869
    Is this the same recorder only cheaper?
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  3. 31st Aug 2009 21:43 #3
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    Also, does it need a voltage adapter and if so, which one? can you buy it from like walmart or office depot?

    Does it have high speed dubbing to DVD?
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  4. 1st Sep 2009 06:22 #4
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    I would not suggest that one, no.
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  5. 1st Sep 2009 18:18 #5
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    I also wouldn't suggest a LG DVDR.
    Check out this thread's OP for links to various international Panasonics. IMO a better choice than a LG.
    http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1134909
    I think 220v may also sell international Pannys.
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    I would go Pioneer, Pannys create a pretty poor image, or a toshiba if you can find one.

    LG's are just not very reliable, if you get a good one=great.
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  7. 1st Sep 2009 20:33 #7
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    I've read the Canadian Pios are well worth it but I've also read the international Pios may be more trouble than worth. I believe the I. Pios have a NTSC(not digital) tuner while the Pannys only have a PAL tuner, if that matters to you.
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