RCA VPT-630HF: Difference between revisions

Create AV device page for RCA VPT-630HF VCR from VCR Wiki data (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)
 
Fix: rename oem_manufacturer to oem (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)
 
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{{AV device|brand=RCA|model_code=VPT-630HF|device_type=VCR|format_family=VHS|supported_formats=VHS|recording_formats=VHS|oem_manufacturer=Hitachi|year_released=1988|market=USA|features=3-head video, Hi-Fi stereo audio, FF/Rew search, Frame advance, Slow motion, OSD, Timer: 6-Event/1-Year, Front-loading, Wireless remote|description=The RCA VPT-630HF is a VHS Hi-Fi front-loading VCR from 1988, part of RCA's VP series. Manufactured by Hitachi, it features 3-head video, Hi-Fi stereo audio, and playback speeds of SP, LP, SLP. Special effects include FF/Rew search, frame advance, slow motion, and on-screen display. It includes a digital tuner and wireless remote control with a 6-event, 1-year programmable timer.|av_system=NTSC|tuner_system=NTSC-M|frequency=60Hz}}
{{AV device|brand=RCA|model_code=VPT-630HF|device_type=VCR|format_family=VHS|supported_formats=VHS|recording_formats=VHS|oem=Hitachi|year_released=1988|market=USA|features=3-head video, Hi-Fi stereo audio, FF/Rew search, Frame advance, Slow motion, OSD, Timer: 6-Event/1-Year, Front-loading, Wireless remote|description=The RCA VPT-630HF is a VHS Hi-Fi front-loading VCR from 1988, part of RCA's VP series. Manufactured by Hitachi, it features 3-head video, Hi-Fi stereo audio, and playback speeds of SP, LP, SLP. Special effects include FF/Rew search, frame advance, slow motion, and on-screen display. It includes a digital tuner and wireless remote control with a 6-event, 1-year programmable timer.|av_system=NTSC|tuner_system=NTSC-M|frequency=60Hz}}
{{AV voltage range|voltage_min=120|voltage_max=120}}
{{AV voltage range|voltage_min=120|voltage_max=120}}
{{AV input|label=Antenna In|signal=RF|connector=RF (F-type)|count=1|audio=None|location=rear}}
{{AV input|label=Antenna In|signal=RF|connector=RF (F-type)|count=1|audio=None|location=rear}}
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