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Latest revision as of 04:48, 25 February 2026
NEC PVC-700
Overview
Brand
Model
PVC-700
Type
Format family
AV system
PAL
ECID
Format Compatibility
Plays
Betamax
Records
Betamax
Inputs
Rear
Outputs
Rear
Features
Top loader, wired remote control (5-pin DIN), cue/review/pause with full colour, single event 7-day timer, rotary 8-channel tuner, single touch record
Power
Voltage
220–240V
AC frequency
50Hz
Accessories
Parts
Archival Links
Database
Documents
Contribute
Description
The NEC (Nippon Electric Company) PVC-700 was similar to the Sony SL-C5 in features. It came with a wired remote control connecting to a 5-pin DIN socket on the front panel. The VCR had cue, review, and pause modes — and unlike the SL-C5, no colour mute transistor was employed, so full colour was available during trick play. Line input/output was via RCA phono sockets. The deck was a cut-down version of the SL-C5's mechanism with fewer belts, using mostly Sony-based components for the RF and tuner circuitry. The clock module used the same NEC-designed 4-digit display tube as the SL-C5.
