VHS Framegrabs

Random framegrabs from my collection of VHS tapes (and filmstrips) Run by @thestutteringcitrus

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Some frame-grabs from Why Jet-Hot? (Year unknown, Jet-Hot, Inc), a promotional tape for specially-coated car and other vehicle parts. Complete with cameos from racecar drivers and lots of cheesy graphics.

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A few frame-grabs from Take Charge of Your Asthma (2001, Respironics, Inc), which instructs asthmatics on how to use the Personal Best brand asthma inhaler system.

My apologies for not posting since January, I was quite busy for a while, and then it kept slipping my mind afterwards.

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Assorted frame-grabs from Y2K Family Survival Guide (1998, Monarch Video), featuring Leonard Nimoy. Perhaps he was a little short on cash at the time.

Anyway, I apologize for the lack of consistent posting the past couple of months, I'll try to post more regularly if possible.

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It's always a good idea to have a VCR repair textbook when you have multiple VCRs and some repair knowledge and experience. If you've never repaired electronic hardware before, I'd recommend reading the textbook in the second picture first, and learning how to use common equipment too. Be sure to practice often, and you can always get items to practice on from a thrift store, or relatives and friends, or even from the curb the night before trash day, if you're up for a repair challenge.

Also, I'll be posting more frame-grabs from tapes in a couple of weeks or so, I'm just a bit busy at the moment. I hope you don't mind the delay.

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Some frame-grabs from i-Glasses (1995, Virtual i-O), a VHS bundled with the early virtual reality system of the same name.

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Some frame-grabs from VHS In Business With Macintosh (1991, Apple Computer). I don't particularly like the Apple of today (I enjoy repairing computers, and Macs are often rather unfriendly in that regard), but I do enjoy the rainbow Apple logo shown in tapes and other products of this era.

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Various frame-grabs from Careers: Preparing For Your Future (year unknown), by Videos For The Classroom.