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Looks good and saw similar 12 volt one in maplins.
One thing about makro is their great return policy.
______________________________________________________________ John & Irina (Road Runner)
Sellers Wakeechee 34ft with Ford 460
(2 Great Danes) Bruno & Amy
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Also remember you need to add VAT to Makro's prices, ?
Good point alway catches my wife out and causes heat when she sets her heart on thing
______________________________________________________________ John & Irina (Road Runner)
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(2 Great Danes) Bruno & Amy
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The DVD recorder with hard disk looks good @ £99.99 (+ VAT ) - when I was looking recently, I think this type of thing would give us the best solution to a 'record a program and watch it later' operation, as opposed to wanting to make a DVD of something. Is it something to do with having to 'complete' or 'finish' a DVD before it can be used? I know you can get rewriteable DVDs, but I think a hard disk version would be easier? I don't know about this stuff.
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I know you can get rewriteable DVDs, but I think a hard disk version would be easier? I don't know about this stuff.
I have the Panasonic DVD and HDD recorder with Freeview Gerald, it has a 200gb hard disc and can store 355 hours of footage if needed.
I have found it a superb machine which I bought in November 2005, it is easy to operate (as the wife will hold testamony!) and has been invaluable in use.
I can record in HDD and later dub onto DVD if I want to keep it, twas not cheap but I consider it was worth every penny (well pounds!!!)
I got a second Panasonic DVD recorder for upstairs so I can swap discs around, they also use DVD RAM as well which is far superior to DVD+
Was going to try and find a cheap player for the van but the 12 volt ones are very expensive so I will use the lap top instead.
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