Leads for Panasonic Video?

Kimberley

I bought a video from Ebay. I have just received it minus the leads I have no idea where i can get them from or what ones to get. I need the plug lead and the lead for the aerial into the TV :rolleyes: Bah! I wish the seller had said there were no leads to it

MODEL:- NV-FJ630 any ideas?

intel

Take the device to a TV repair shop or a Currys and get the leads there.

Kimberley

Grrr i travel by bus Oh well i'll have to write the model number down instead, i hope i get the right ones..er any ideas where i can get a manual online for it?

intel

http://www.panasonic.co.uk/customer-Support/download-centre.asp?did=128800&fmt=pdf

Have a look on the panasonic site for help also https://www.panasonic.co.uk

Kimberley

Cheers Intel i'll thank you again

On that manual download it had what leads to get so i'm off to Panasonics website to see how much they charge and how much Currys are :beer:

penrhyn

Hi,

When you have confirmed what leads you need you might try Cable Universe, their prices are pretty good.

I'm assuming the power lead is a figure 8 type:
http://www.cableuniverse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=99&products_id=724

You need a male to female coax lead:
http://www.cableuniverse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=122

and probably a scart to scart:
http://www.cableuniverse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=165_166&products_id=687

Hope this helps you.

Kimberley

I've been out and got a scart to scart 21 pin.

Your links don't tell me if they are compatable with the VCR..the numbers are as follows:

AC Mains
RJA0044-3C or VJA1022

RF Lead
VJA0963/VJA0728-A or KITWACC00001

These are the accessories for my type of VCR and panasonics prices

http://shop.panasonic.co.uk/icat/nvfj630

penrhyn

I think you will find that the mains lead is the correct one as it is a two core figure of 8 type.£2.87 against £4.84.
The male-female coax lead is also a standard fitting, so its 73p against £14.84.

These cables are generally standard for all types of VCR, if you have had a VCR before you will already have the right coax (RF) lead, and possibly the mains cord as well.

Kimberley

penrhyn wrote:

I think you will find that the mains lead is the correct one as it is a two core figure of 8 type.£2.87 against £4.84.
The male-female coax lead is also a standard fitting, so its 73p against £14.84.

These cables are generally standard for all types of VCR, if you have had a VCR before you will already have the right coax (RF) lead, and possibly the mains cord as well.

I already have a video plugged in my TV right now, so what you are saying is the Mains lead i've already got?

That means i only need the RF Lead, is that different to the aerial which is plugged in my TV to the outside aerial? :rolleyes:

penrhyn

Sorry, I'd assumed that you had got an old VCR that this one was replacing, so you would have had the RF leads and or mains leads spare.
So to rewind (ha ha) you still need leads.
Your aerial should be plugged into the VCR RF in, then the VCR RF out connects to the TV with the lead you need to buy, as per previous post.

Kimberley

The video i have plugged in now only has the scart lead connected to the TV. I cannot record from it, may be why i need the RF lead? oops am i a doughnut or what!

Well i've now bought a Panasonic VCR because i want Q-Link you see. So what you are saying is that as i already have the scart lead and mains lead on my old VCR all i need is the RF lead right?