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Does the flying erase head make a difference in picture quality, when transfering vhs to dvd?
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No.

Ever seen red/blue yuck scroll down at the beginning of a homemade recording? That was caused by NOT having a flying erase head.

It's just for recording.



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Ls Do you know wich will be a better unit?

JVC
HRS-3902 S-VHS VCR

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HR-S2902U Black S-VHS VCR
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one has 19 Micron Heads
the other
DA-4 Head system
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Pepe, they both suck.
They are better than standard VHS units, but not
the same class of JVC machines most of us refer to.

19 micron is to help EP mode look better.
4 head is ALWAYS what you want. But both should be 4-head.

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whats a good JVC model? I know you said it over and over I just dont remember.
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For NTSC (USA, Canada):
JVC HR-S7600U
JVC HR-S7800U
JVC HR-S7900U
JVC HR-S9600U
JVC HR-S9800U
JVC HR-S9900U
JVC HR-S9911U
JVC SR-V10U

For PAL (UK, Australia)
JVC HR-S7955EK
JVC HR-S7965EK
JVC HR-S8955EK
JVC HR-S8965EK
JVC SR-V10E

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