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  1. 12th Feb 2003 08:58 #1
    jfebus
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    Hi all,

    Do you know is there is a VHS cleaning device. I have found several VHS with fugus due to humidity and I don;t want to damage my vcr by playing them to do the capture.

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    Jose Febus
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  2. 12th Feb 2003 20:24 #2
    bunyip
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    It seems they do exist, here's one ...
    http://www.datalinksales.com/cgi-bin/shop/datstore.cgi?user_action=detail&catalogno=PF740
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  3. 14th Feb 2003 13:05 #3
    kalyan
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    hi, there r another soln.

    buy a cassette rewinder(preferrably with a built in cleaning paper tip). rew/ffd the cassette few times. then put the cassette on a lamp shade(dont leave it for long, 3-4 minutes) the bulb should not touch the cassette & cover it with a dry cloth, then rew/ff again.

    or buy a dehumidifier if the humidity is very high in ur area.

    bye
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