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From: b on 5 Dec 2006 19:20

Homer J Simpson ha escrito:

> "Arfa Daily" <arfa.daily(a)ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:hRSbh.829$_74.11(a)newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>
> > 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.
>
> The really sad thing is that somewhere in China there is probably a guy with
> 5,000 of these who wonders if they're worth keeping or what to do with them!

managed to get mine up and running with belt ref. MOLGAR PV177.
www.molgar.com

A bit wider than the original, and stretches a little bit more to go
round the 2 capstans on the the auto reverse deck , but works both
decks and better than buying a new cassette mech.
-b

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