For Sale: Panasonic HMC40 & Equinox HD6

HMC40 with Equinox HD8 Underwater Housing

$1,500.00

In Wilmington NC. UPS Ground shipping estimate in the United States: $50-$75.

Contact:

Matthew McCoy,

910-620-1011

or PM me

I'm selling because I've moved from the Bahamas and won't have much, if any, use for the setup anymore. Please contact me with any questions. I can also do a Skype call if you'd like to see the equipment and get a video walkthrough.

Includes:

• Panasonic HMC40 high definition profession camcorder

  • Manufacturer details here:

    • http://www.panasonic.com/business/provideo/ag-hmc40pj.asp

    • Lens in pristine condition

  • All buttons, dials, lens controls, displays, and recording options work

  • Very solid and reliable camera!

  • Body has some minor cosmetic scratches on bottom from tripod plate

  • 205 hours

  • Lens hood included, but the cover is missing

• Equinox HD8 housing designed for HMC40

  • Controls: focus, exposure, white balance, zoom

  • Power on/off and record stop/start on separate arms**

  • Dome port and flat port (for macro and zooming)

  • Rated to 200 feet

  • Includes a set of unused gaskets

• Marshall V-LCD50: 5” high resolution HDMI monitor-fits on back of housing

  • Has custom mount on rear port, but I use electrical tape to fully secure it

  • There is glue residue along the backside of the monitor from using electrical tape to prevent it from moving back and forth.

• Battery Charger and camera wall charger

• 1 IDX high capacity battery (SSL-VBG50)

• 1 Panasonic regular battery

• Kingston class 4 32 gig SD card (handles all in-camera recording formats)

• Lens Filter: Circulare polarizer, .9 ND and 1.8 ND

• Red filter for housing

• AV out cable for surface monitors

• Wide angle and macro adapter

• Removable audio adapter: AG-MYA30G 2-channel XLR and Panasonic MIC150 shotgun mic

** Originally the housing came with one arm to turn the camera on/off and to hit record. This did not work well, very cumbersome and completely unreliable. I switched some arms around, and the photo arm now independently hits the record button. I had to attach an allen's key to make it line up. I tried to get Equinox to send me a custom arm, but they would not without the housing being sent back in. Ideally the arm and allen's key would be welded together, but I did not want to do that in case there was a desire to return it to its original configuration.

Sold-thank you.