8 thoughts on “ Y.M.P. - What Should I Do? (Cassette) ”

1. A single VHS tape contains 1, feet of tape reel, so they’re very hard to dispose of safely. To this day, there are still millions of unused VHS and audio cassette tapes .

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2. Jan 30,  · Today, air conditioners have become a necessity rather than a home appliance for the wealthy. Be it in a residential building, office building, warehouse or a rental unit, cassette a/c units are.

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3. Receiver's "Tape" output to cassette deck's input. To check your work, cassette deck's output to receiver's "Tape" input. In most cases, the receiver will allow you to monitor the tape deck as it records. (In other words, you can select both "Phono" and "Tape" - the cassette deck will hear the TT, and you'll hear the cassette deck.

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4. re: What should I do with old music cassette tapes? Posted by Tiger on 10/3/12 at pm to Motorboat If they are 8 tracks with the album covers on them, you might be able to do something like Kalunda is suggesting.

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5. Thick grease should be avoided because it can make the pawls stick, which can cause skipping if you’re unlucky (especially in colder climates). A trick for seating the cassette body on the hub. Installing the new cassette body is a matter of pressing it in place, making sure any spacers or seals are in the right place.

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6. Jan 11,  · Do you want to clear them out but have no idea what you should do with them? You’re probably wondering if you should throw them in the trash, or if there is a recycler that would take them. Unfortunately, neither of these options are good choices, but we do have solutions for you.

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7. Apr 15,  · Hi Gordon – to answer your questions, to clean the cassette, all we would do is add some fresh water (or gray water from the RV) into the cassette and kind of swish it around. For more of a deep clean, we’d dump it, add vinegar then fill it with water and let is sit for a while.

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8. (in our case a ten-speed) The two teeth counts tell you which cassette you'll need. In our case it would be an cassette. Don't forget to check the front chainrings for wear. Excessive wear makes them look like shark-teeth. Also you'll need tools to remove the cassette, a chain-whip and a brand specific lockring tool, as well as a chaintool.

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