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In article <109@richp1.UUCP> robert@richp1.UUCP (Robert Miller) writes:

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   From: robert@richp1.UUCP (Robert Miller)
   Newsgroups: misc.consumers,sci.electronics
   Summary: How to eliminate the noise?
   Date: 11 Feb 88 15:27:40 GMT
   Reply-To: robert@richp1.UUCP (Robert Miller)
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   When I record or play back a tape on my VCR (Sears brand), The unit
   makes a rather annoying squealing sound like a cricket.  Certainly
   this can't be normal.  The VCR is about two years old.  Don't remember
   this being a problem until recently.  There is no audio or video
   distortion.  How does one eliminate this noise?

Some VCRs control the speed of the head drum by providing a motor that
wants to turn it slightly too fast and using an electromagnetically
controlled brake.

Some such brakes are eddy current brakes [no mechanical contact] but
others are mechanical [ecch].

Probably you need to have it done, but it shouldn't be too expensive.

   "To open, cut along dotted line."
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-dk