I need a reel motor for a Tascam TSR-80. Anyone have a TSR-80 laying
around that could be stripped for parts?

Any replies much appreciated.

Thanks,
Alan

A J wrote:

I need a reel motor for a Tascam TSR-80. Anyone have a TSR-80 laying
around that could be stripped for parts?

Assuming you mean the TSR-8, I think Tascam still make those.
It appears to be the same part as used in the BR-20.

Any replies much appreciated.

Thanks,
Alan

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I need a reel motor for a Tascam TSR-80. Anyone have a TSR-80 laying
around that could be stripped for parts?

You might look for MrMarksMusic. He seems to collect stuff to be
stripped for parts and sell parts on eBay. Could that be the TSR-8
you're looking at, or the ATR-80 (nobody has one of those lying
around)?




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Assuming you mean the TSR-8, I think Tascam still make those.
It appears to be the same part as used in the BR-20.

Sorry. I'm an idiot. Yes, it's the TSR-8. I recently gave away an old
TRS-80 computer and the wires in my brain got crossed up.

Thanks for the tip on the BR-20. I'll look into that.

Alan

"Alan Johnston" wrote in news:1114895285.456441.303740
@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:

Sorry. I'm an idiot. Yes, it's the TSR-8. I recently gave away an old
TRS-80 computer and the wires in my brain got crossed up.

Model I, II, 3, or 4?

Model I, II, 3, or 4?

There's no model information on either the machine itself or the manual
beyond TSR-8. So I do not know. I'm not knowledgeable enough to know
the difference between Models I, II, 3, 4. It's serial number 250056 if
that means anything.

"Alan Johnston" wrote in news:1114970755.673518.111200
@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:

Model I, II, 3, or 4?

There's no model information on either the machine itself or the manual
beyond TSR-8. So I do not know. I'm not knowledgeable enough to know
the difference between Models I, II, 3, 4. It's serial number 250056 if
that means anything.

I was referring to the computer. I spent the first several years of my
programming career sitting in front of a Model II.

A J wrote:
I need a reel motor for a Tascam TSR-80. Anyone have a TSR-80 laying
around that could be stripped for parts?

No, but if the bearings are shot, they aren't all that hard to replace.
As long as the armature is good, there's no reason not to rebuild the
old motor.
--scott

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Carey Carlan wrote:
I was referring to the computer. I spent the first several years of
my
programming career sitting in front of a Model II.

Oh. The *computer*. No wonder

The TRS-80 was a Model 100.