[BC] Assistance With A DVD VCR Machine

[Clayborn, Kevin]

Tom, 

If I understand correctly, your sister can't view the new VCR because it
doesn't have an RF output. 

Since the trouble with the old one was that it simply ate tapes, why not
do the following?

Use the RCA A/V jacks on the back of the new one to feed the AUX in of
the old one. Then use the RF output of the old one to feed a signal to
the TV.

Convoluted yes, but it should work so she can watch her VCRs/DVDs.

Then, buy your sister a new TV as a Fourth of July present.

Kevin Clayborn
North American Sales Manager
Orban

-----Original Message-----
My sister called me this morning with this problem.  I know
nothing about television receiving and related devices so
wonder if someone might have an explanation for her.

>>Technical stuff snipped<<

"The only draw backs are:1) unit does not offer coaxial cable
inputs and outputs to TV, which forced us to buy an RF
Modulator in order to use it. Our TV is an older model and
requires a coaxial feed."

Is it possible that Magnavox would have made the machine with
a coaxial cable input and output then remove them in later
models but not changing anything else including the manual?