John J. Heppe
Active member
SALE LIST:
Panasonic DVX100a: $1100
Lilliput 7" VGA Monitor: $150
$1200 for both
Panasonic DVX100a (NTSC): $1100
-230 hours on heads, never used as a deck
-Second owner, bought used from friend with only 2 hours on heads (3 years ago), used primarily for several student films
-Missing lens cap & xlr covers, includes UV filter thats been on the camera since day 1
-Includes: Vanguard Hard Case, UV, Fluorescent, and Polarizing Filters, 8 batteries (1600 mAh, 3300 mAh x 2, and 5400 mAh x 5), charger, Sony ECM-NV1 condenser microphone, user manual, remote
Lilliput 629GL-70NP 7" VGA Monitor w/ 4hr Universal Battery: $150 (new - $330 + $60 for Battery)
*This was originally a touchscreen in-car computer monitor, and in order to get the sharpest picture quality out of this monitor I had to manually remove the touchscreen. In the process the top left corner of the LCD screen was chipped. Everything still works perfectly fine, only the protective glass chipped, not the actual LCD itself. Works great for use with my SGPro for focus and composition or for remote monitoring whenever the camera is on a jib. Battery attaches w/ velcro to back of monitor. The monitor and battery are stored in an old airgun case. All necessary cables and chargers are included in a zip up nylon bag.
Panasonic DVX100a: $1100
Lilliput 7" VGA Monitor: $150
$1200 for both
Panasonic DVX100a (NTSC): $1100
-230 hours on heads, never used as a deck
-Second owner, bought used from friend with only 2 hours on heads (3 years ago), used primarily for several student films
-Missing lens cap & xlr covers, includes UV filter thats been on the camera since day 1
-Includes: Vanguard Hard Case, UV, Fluorescent, and Polarizing Filters, 8 batteries (1600 mAh, 3300 mAh x 2, and 5400 mAh x 5), charger, Sony ECM-NV1 condenser microphone, user manual, remote
Lilliput 629GL-70NP 7" VGA Monitor w/ 4hr Universal Battery: $150 (new - $330 + $60 for Battery)
*This was originally a touchscreen in-car computer monitor, and in order to get the sharpest picture quality out of this monitor I had to manually remove the touchscreen. In the process the top left corner of the LCD screen was chipped. Everything still works perfectly fine, only the protective glass chipped, not the actual LCD itself. Works great for use with my SGPro for focus and composition or for remote monitoring whenever the camera is on a jib. Battery attaches w/ velcro to back of monitor. The monitor and battery are stored in an old airgun case. All necessary cables and chargers are included in a zip up nylon bag.
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