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Model 6401: New! Format: non-EIAJ. Click on the photo to read the advertising flyer. Photos contributed by Robert Berthel.
Model 6402: New! Format: non-EIAJ. This helical scan video tape recorder features a full field, slant track, two head frequency modulated recording system, an all electronic rotary transformer head assembly, and can operate with 1/2" tape at 9-1/2 IPs for maximum 50 or 60 minute recording or playback time on either 7" or 8-1/4 reels. The audio re-record capability maks it possible to re-record the sound track without disturbing the video portion. The unit also has automatic audio and video level controls, a built in 2:1 sync generator, plus slow motion and stop motion capabilities. The recorder measures 18-1/2" wide x 10-1/4" high x 17-1/2" deep and weighs 59 pounds. Text and photo: Electronics World Magazine, November, 1968. Photos contributed by Robert Berthel.
Model 6403: New! Format: One-Inch. Click on the photo to read the advertising flyer. Photos contributed by Robert Berthel.
Model 6404: New! Format: non-EIAJ. Click on the photo to read the advertising flyer. Photos contributed by Robert Berthel.
Model 6405: New! Format: One-Inch. Click on the photo to read the advertising flyer. Photos contributed by Robert Berthel.
Model 6406: New! Format: non-EIAJ. Click on the photo to read the advertising flyer. Photos contributed by Robert Berthel.
Model 6407: New! Format: EIAJ. Click on the photo to read the advertising flyer. Photos contributed by Robert Berthel.

Hey! This looks EXACTLY like LabGuy's first VTR, the JFD model 700!!! <lg>
Model VS-DP3: New! Format: One-Inch. Click on the photo to read the advertising flyer. Photos contributed by Robert Berthel. 
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