Like unused this Realistic radio cassette recorder, I remember the Tandy Shops here in Holland, they sold brands like Realistic back in the 80's! This is Old school!
NEW FIND! My Realistic Modulaire 800 boombox!
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Hi Goodman, I noticed your build in Bluetooth MP3 module, very well done! This Sanyo looks indeed simular.
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Yes, It's Realistic Modulaire 2250 You can see video HERE (not my video)
There is one big difference - this model 2250 have 4 track high speed recording.
You can record 2 sides of 60 min cassette for only 15 min!
My C35 have 2 track speed recording (standard feature).
About your question for Sanyo M 9819-2K:
Radios manufactured for use in the world wide have a switch
for 110-120-220 volts on the back side or in the battery compartment.
Radios manufactured for use in Japan work only on 110 volts
Radios manufactured for use in USA work only on 120 volts.
Radios manufactured for use in Europe work only on 220-230 volts.
For more info see HERE
Check at the battery compartment, remove speakers and check from all sides of radio, maybe have hidden switch.
If thereis no switch and you want to use it on different voltage, you must open radio and change the power transformer with similar.
Usually, Realistic Modulaire 800 was made for USA and work only on 120v, but I see that your model work on 220V?!?
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Hi Ivo! Thank you for all this info, I will search on my Sanyo M9819-2K and when I see no switches I will first open the radio.
The Realistic was indeed 230V It was like this. Also found a Superb condition Sharp GF-800 great sound! I have to clean it and will
soon place it with many pictures in Collections here on Boomboxery, like all my other "New Finds"
Thanks!
The Realistic was indeed 230V It was like this. Also found a Superb condition Sharp GF-800 great sound! I have to clean it and will
soon place it with many pictures in Collections here on Boomboxery, like all my other "New Finds"
Thanks!
goodman
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Yesterday I googled about Sanyo M9819-2K and found photos on a russian site: HERE
On the back of the case is written 110-200-230 v., which means that there must be a hidden switch.
Take a look at the following 2 photos: A yellow arrow shows something that is like a switch.
It should be on the narrow side of the radio - you have to take down the left speaker and look for it.
And what is the end of the power cord? Show photos. Did you buy it from Europe?
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On the back of the case is written 110-200-230 v., which means that there must be a hidden switch.
Take a look at the following 2 photos: A yellow arrow shows something that is like a switch.
It should be on the narrow side of the radio - you have to take down the left speaker and look for it.
And what is the end of the power cord? Show photos. Did you buy it from Europe?
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Hi Ivo! Thank you, I found it!
see picture!
I placed more pictures in my "NEW FIND" SANYO M9819-2K in collections
see picture!
I placed more pictures in my "NEW FIND" SANYO M9819-2K in collections
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