"Michael Black" wrote in message
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You take the existing belt to the store, they don't look for "matching
part number" but for belt that fits.

Long since consigned to the dustbin in its many pieces

On Sun, 12 Apr 2015 17:33:24 +0100, gareth wrote:

Long since consigned to the dustbin in its many pieces

Use a piece of string to get the length.



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In rec.radio.amateur.homebrew gareth wrote:
Insofar as the tape deck is used to record reception of amateur radio,
what's the best approach to repairing tape decks where the nylon-ish
band used for take-up has gone completely squishy (and resulted in
a build-up of tape inside the deck instead of on the take-up spool)?

I wonder if anyone has attempted a long-term solution by using the
miniature timing belts that are available these days?

If you're keen on the subject of old tapedecks, check out tapeheads.net.
There's info there on maintenance, values, wanted, forsale, and so on.


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