Re: [Apple iPod] cassette adapter for ipod

I think this is because the cassette drive senses when the tension
(resistance to motion in the capstan and pinch-wheel) increases and assumes
that the end of the tape is reached, hence the reversal. Any dirt or
misalignment in there could have the same effect.

Otto

On 10/04/2008, Harold Flaxman <hflaxman001@windstream.net> wrote:
>
> My friend has a cassette adapter that does the same thing. She
> cleaned the cassette deck with a commercial cleaning tape and the
> switching stopped. Some cassette adapters have an alignment
> adjustment that ought to help stop this as well after it is adjusted
> properly.

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