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<p>Creating AV device page for JVC HR-2200 EK, full-size VHS portable VCR (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{AV device<br /> |brand=JVC<br /> |model_code=HR-2200 EK<br /> |device_type=VCR<br /> |format_family=VHS<br /> |supported_formats=VHS<br /> |recording_formats=VHS<br /> |year_released=1981<br /> |weight=11.5 lb<br /> |av_system=PAL<br /> |tuner_system=PAL-I<br /> |description=The JVC HR-2200 EK is a full-size VHS portable video cassette recorder introduced in 1981. It represents one of the last generations of separate full-size VHS portable video kits designed to be used with a standalone color camera. The &quot;EK&quot; suffix indicates a UK specification. Compared to the earlier JVC HR-4100 portable from 1978 which weighed 9.5 kg, the HR-2200 was significantly more compact and lighter at 5.2 kg — a substantial improvement in just two years. The unit used microswitches to control the transport mechanism. A matching tuner (TU-22EK) and camera power supply (AA-P22EG/EK) were available, and compatible cameras included the JVC G-71P color camera. By 1984, JVC would introduce the first VHS-C camcorder (GR-C1), and by 1985 Panasonic released the first full-size VHS camcorder (M1), making separate portable VCR/camera kits largely obsolete.<br /> |related_models=JVC HR-4100 EG<br /> }}<br /> {{AV link<br /> |link_type=Database<br /> |link_source=Rewind Museum<br /> |link_url=https://rewindmuseum.com/vhs.htm<br /> }}</div>

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