Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
My RCA VR503 VCR made by Panasonic. I decided to get rid of this VCR because I have a RCA VR323 with a very similar mechanism and also more interesting. The reason why I threw away the VCR instead of selling it is that the video wasn't working well. So I decided to destroy it by doing exactly what I did when I accidentally broke my Optimus VCR I used to have. I took off the pinch roller assembly and I loaded a VHS tape. This scraps the mechanism.
My RCA VR503 VCR made by Panasonic. I decided to get rid of this VCR because I have a RCA VR323 with a very similar mechanism and also more interesting. The reason why I threw away the VCR instead of selling it is that the video wasn't working well. So I decided to destroy it by doing exactly what I did when I accidentally broke my Optimus VCR I used to have. I took off the pinch roller assembly and I loaded a VHS tape. This scraps the mechanism.
