Withdrawn and combined with camera now
Feb 11, 2015 00:46:22 #
Barely ever used MB-D200 Multi Power Battery Pack. I purchased this several years ago when I bought my Nikon D200. I never really used it. I am getting ready to upgrade to new camera and will be selling my D200 soon. It plugs into the battery compartment of the Camera and attaches using the tripod screw port. It will hold two D200 camera batteries (1500 shots approx) or with the supplied battery holder can be used with 6 AAA batteries (250+/-). When used it has a shutter release built in for vertical shooting along with front and rear selector wheels. Printout of manual included. Shipping extra. $60
Feb 12, 2015 11:37:35 #
Just a suggestion. You might have better luck if you sell this with your D200 as it might make both items more attractive. I once owned both, along with a few other bodies that had a matching grip, and faired well selling both as a package. The grip, IMHO, is an asset to the usability of these cameras.
Feb 12, 2015 12:45:32 #
Thanks for the suggestion. That is a great idea. My plan has been to sell off my old stuff and then get the D7100 body only. I already sold my old D70 and my 18-70 non-VR lens locally. Still have a 70-300 non-VR lens to sell. Guess I should just go ahead and pull the trigger on the 7100 and then sell my 200 with this battery pack as a package. Big move to the 7100 since batteries and memory are all different. My VR lenses will work on it and as I have read any Nikon lens made since about 1986. Have not looked, but are many D200s for sale here. Adorama will not offer me much if I send it to them.
Feb 12, 2015 22:23:40 #
Paaflyer wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. That is a great idea. M... (show quote)
When I list something, I normally take the halfway point between what KEH will pay for it and sell it for as my starting point. I might adjust that a little, up or down, for a myriad of other factors like condition, usage, etc.. That way, I make a little extra and the buyer saves a little so we both are happy. I have never really had any issues selling my used stuff - and that's all I sell, my own stuff. Hope this helps.
Feb 13, 2015 00:28:26 #
cjc2 wrote:
When I list something, I normally take the halfway point between what KEH will pay for it and sell it for as my starting point. I might adjust that a little, up or down, for a myriad of other factors like condition, usage, etc.. That way, I make a little extra and the buyer saves a little so we both are happy. I have never really had any issues selling my used stuff - and that's all I sell, my own stuff. Hope this helps.
Thanks. Just TWO questions. What is KEH? Also how do you handle payment? I have a potential buyer and as I recall in the last email, he wants me to send the item so he can try before he pays. He got burned before with an inoperative piece of equipment. I am a little leary of this.
Feb 13, 2015 04:20:35 #
Paaflyer wrote:
Thanks. Just TWO questions. What is KEH? Also how do you handle payment? I have a potential buyer and as I recall in the last email, he wants me to send the item so he can try before he pays. He got burned before with an inoperative piece of equipment. I am a little leary of this.
Sorry, I didn't notice you were new here. KEH is one of the best known buyers and sellers of used equipment, and the are well thought of. Www.keh.com . Check their webpage. For payment, both PayPal, and checks are used a bit. I have used both. I would also be Leary of sending before payment, especially if his offer was high, but I would return payment if the buyer had a legitimate complaint. I still think your best bet is to sell This item paired with your camera. Best of luck.
Feb 13, 2015 10:51:33 #
Just visited KEH. Nice site. My prices were not to far off. Just sold my 70-300. My price for the MB is high. But the guy still wants it. Just need to work out money transaction.
Feb 13, 2015 12:47:31 #
Paaflyer wrote:
Just visited KEH. Nice site. My prices were not to far off. Just sold my 70-300. My price for the MB is high. But the guy still wants it. Just need to work out money transaction.
If both you and the buyer are happy, that's the way to go. Good luck.
Feb 13, 2015 13:14:57 #
cjc2 wrote:
If both you and the buyer are happy, that's the way to go. Good luck.
He found one cheaper than mine. Hope he gets a good one.
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