[QuadList] TCR in Green Bay

[Ted Langdell]

David,

Do you know when it was taken off-line and when it hit the heap? :(

Ted

On Mar 2, 2011, at 9:49 AM, David Crosthwait wrote:

> Since we have a large group of TCR enthusiasts and historians  
> gathered here on this discussion, is it possible that this TCR 100  
> in Green Bay that I photographed in the mid 90's (and posted pix's  
> of a few months back) was the last TCR running in the U.S.? I know  
> that it has since been taken off line and scrapped.
>
> <TCR100-2.jpeg>
>
> David Crosthwait
> DC Video
> WWW.DCVIDEO.COM
>
>> The “marriage” between VTR and TCR was another cost savings  
>> benefit.  Like earlier stated, both signal systems did suffer a  
>> bit, but I would guess not many people noticed.  The roll-in thing  
>> was useful.  I was glad to have separate electronics since our TCR  
>> was busy even when not on the air.  Speaking of serial numbers.  We  
>> started with a 6th generation machine which did have most of the  
>> early on issues solved and was made quite reliable.   Gary
>>
>> From: quadlist-bounces at quadvideotapegroup.com [mailto:quadlist-bounces at quadvideotapegroup.com 
>> ] On Behalf Of rabruner at aol.com
>> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 10:08 AM
>> To: quadlist at quadvideotapegroup.com
>> Subject: Re: [QuadList] QuadList Digest, Vol 33, Issue 20
>>
>> That machine was married to a TR-61 and the combination worked  
>> well.  It would allow you to set up cues on the reel to reel and  
>> the let it automatically roll in spots and switch back to the  
>> reel.  Very handy for syndicated shows with a lot of local roll-ins.
>> Bob Bruner
>> W9TAJ
>>

Ted Langdell
Secretary
Skype: 	TedLangdell
e-mail:	ted at quadvideotapegroup.com

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