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Old 15th Nov 2017, 4:39 pm   #1
LukeG83
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Default Philips N1700

Hi,

I have been fortunate enough to come across a N1700 machine from a forum member. It has one tape with it.

I have been reading posts on here, including a post (now closed) where the dimensions of the belts were provided, complete with the item code for CPC and an American company.

Unfortunately, the cost of p&p from the USA makes ordering them too expensive, so I have searched eBay and it appears that there are some sellers there that can provide kits from 15 Euros.

Do any forum members have experience of these kits and can recommend a trusted source of N1700 belts?

My other question concerns tapes. The tape in the machine is past its best and I was wondering if anyone had some spare tapes they would be willing to part with? I would love to get this machine up and runnign properly again and add it to my small but growing vintage VCR collection.

Many thanks, Luke
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Old 18th Mar 2018, 1:21 am   #2
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Default Re: Philips N1700

Luke, I have previously used mfbfreaks.com for a set of belts for an N1702, and have had no problem with them. You may need to translate their webpage prior to ordering.

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Old 18th Mar 2018, 10:06 am   #3
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Default Re: Philips N1700

Hi.

Regarding the N1700 cassettes, it's possible to replace the actual tape from a good VHS cassette though I haven't got around to trying this out for myself. I'm fairly sure other members have successfully done this and it would be good to see exactly how it's done.

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