[FS: RED Gear] Miscellaneous Accessories

[Steve Gibby]

All items have sold


I'm selling some of my extra Epic/Scarlet accessories. Both the Pro Battery Module Quad, and the Module Adaptor Plate are brand new in original box:

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Module Adaptor Plate, brand new in box (never opened), price for mine is $200 (new price is $300) SOLD

Pro Battery Module Quad (new in box, never used), my price is $260 (new price is $1,950) SOLD

Bundle of both the Module Adaptor Plate and Pro Battery Module Quad for a total of $445

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I’m looking for buyers from within the Continental USA. Sale needs to be via PayPal, although if I know you a bank wire would work. Buyer to pay for shipping of their choice.

Contact me via email: steve at gr8v dot com

 

[Andrea Montanelli]

hi, which % of the red volts fully charged?

 

[Steve Gibby]

All six RedVolts sold last night...along with two of my Travel Chargers

They were rarely used, and I kept them charged, so they maintain a charge very well

 

[Leroy Jackson]

Steve I PM'ed you yesterday! Do you still have these items for sale or are they sold?
Thanks

 

[Steve Gibby]

Leroy,

I do still have the items, and I just answered your email.

 

[Steve Gibby]

The Module Adaptor Plate and Pro Battery Module Quad are still available. Current prices are in thread opening post, or best offer

 

[Leroy Jackson]

One last question before I buy..... Why so cheap on the quad module?

 

[Steve Gibby]

One last question before I buy..... Why so cheap on the quad module?

We're already talking via email - I answered your initial email. Why would not just ask me this new question via email, rather than post it here on this thread?

Since you did ask it here, then here is my answer:

When the Quad Module began to ship in 2012 it was basically the only way to power Epic with multiple RedVolt batteries. That's why the new price was so high. Later in 2012 other options for powering Epic for long form production began to emerge, including options for using bricks. Most users then opted to use bricks because they already had them, and/or they could get even longer run times for the camera by using them. The price for any item, whether new or used, is simply based on supply and demand. There is a large supply of Quad Modules in user hands now, and with the proliferation of brick options the demand for Quad Modules has declined - thus the small price for a used Quad Module. I've been trying to sell the Quad Module for a few months now, and I started at a higher price then sequentially lowered the price week by week to where it is now.

The above said, for those who already have RedVolt batteries, or have access to buy RedVolts at a good rate, a combination of RedVolts and Quad Module is still a very affordable and viable way to setup and use an Epic (or Scarlet) for long camera run times.

If you're interested in buying the Module Adaptor Plate and Quad Module then answer my email to you, which you never answered, and perhaps we'll close a sale. I have two other entities who have just contacted me in the past day, and it will be "first money takes it".

BTW - I've been a member of Red User since day 1 in Dec 2006, I've made 3,690 posts here, and over the years sold tons of my used Red equipment here.

 

[Steve Gibby]

All items sold...

 

[Leroy Jackson]

We're already talking via email - I answered your initial email. Why would not just ask me this new question via email, rather than post it here on this thread?

Since you did ask it here, then here is my answer:

When the Quad Module began to ship in 2012 it was basically the only way to power Epic with multiple RedVolt batteries. That's why the new price was so high. Later in 2012 other options for powering Epic for long form production began to emerge, including options for using bricks. Most users then opted to use bricks because they already had them, and/or they could get even longer run times for the camera by using them. The price for any item, whether new or used, is simply based on supply and demand. There is a large supply of Quad Modules in user hands now, and with the proliferation of brick options the demand for Quad Modules has declined - thus the small price for a used Quad Module. I've been trying to sell the Quad Module for a few months now, and I started at a higher price then sequentially lowered the price week by week to where it is now.

The above said, for those who already have RedVolt batteries, or have access to buy RedVolts at a good rate, a combination of RedVolts and Quad Module is still a very affordable and viable way to setup and use an Epic (or Scarlet) for long camera run times.

If you're interested in buying the Module Adaptor Plate and Quad Module then answer my email to you, which you never answered, and perhaps we'll close a sale. I have two other entities who have just contacted me in the past day, and it will be "first money takes it".

BTW - I've been a member of Red User since day 1 in Dec 2006, I've made 3,690 posts here, and over the years sold tons of my used Red equipment here.

Whoa cowboy I only asked you a valid question. I asked you that question BEFORE I e-mailed you or maybe I just didn't view the e-mail in a timely fashion! Wow. Anywho take care.

 

[Steve Gibby]

Whoa cowboy I only asked you a valid question. I asked you that question BEFORE I e-mailed you or maybe I just didn't view the e-mail in a timely fashion! Wow. Anywho take care.

What I was referring to in that post was that you had already contacted me about the items via email on 4/20 at 10:48a. I answered that 4/20 email of yours (and your PM) that same day, but never heard back from you. Then a full four days later, on 4/24 you posted on this thread (post #7 on this thread) asking another question about the quad module. Once we're talking outside of this forum via email that's the best way to continue, rather than scatter the communications out through the forum, email, and PM - that's why your 4/24 post here on this thread took me by surprise and generated my response.

No worries...