What is a hardly used in total mint condition TRV60 likely to be worth??

It has extra batteries an external microphone & is supplied with all that
came in the box when new.
All of the items are just 12 months old.

"Great Explorer" wrote in message
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What is a hardly used in total mint condition TRV60 likely to be worth??

It has extra batteries an external microphone & is supplied with all that
came in the box when new.
All of the items are just 12 months old.

How do you want to use it ? Mine over-exposes in good sunlit conditions on
full auto (and thus the Carl Zeiss "quality" moniker on the lens is totally
wasted!), so it's pretty useless for quick "family video" snaps. OTOH, if I
set the exposure manually, the results can be excellent, and the proper 16:9
works well. Also mine doesn't report what aperture it uses correctly. (My
smaller TRV22 of the same vintage works totally fine on the 2 points where
my TRV60 is screwed.)

In my local Comets, I noted that the replacement HC85 (with the larger
monitor screen) was now down to £599, so that should give you some idea.
Batteries can cost ~£50 to £90 depending on capacity, and supplier.
External mikes can cost anywhere from £10 to ~£160 for the recommended
Sennheiser.

Do see some footage taken in bright light before spending your money on it.

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M Stewart
Milton Keynes, UK
http://www.megalith.freeserve.co.uk/oddimage.htm

In message , Great Explorer
writes
What is a hardly used in total mint condition TRV60 likely to be worth??

It has extra batteries an external microphone & is supplied with all that
came in the box when new.
All of the items are just 12 months old.

If it's any help, I recently bought a hardly-used TRV80 (big brother of
the TRV60 with 3.5" LCD) for £325 on E-bay. Another "little used" TRV80
sold on E-bay three days ago for £200. HTH.

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Tony Morgan
http://www.camcord.info

In message , Malcolm Stewart
writes
Batteries can cost ~£50 to £90 depending on capacity, and supplier.

You can buy new "clone" batteries for all the Sony camcorders for
between £18 and £30 on E-bay depending on type and size. Just search for
'NP-FM70' or 'NPFM50' for Sony TRV60/TRV80.

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Tony Morgan
http://www.camcord.info

Hi all,
Thanks for that, actually it is one that i am selling as it never gets used.

All items are genuine Sony apart from one of the batteries & the mic is the
HS1 i beleive.
"Great Explorer" wrote in message
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What is a hardly used in total mint condition TRV60 likely to be worth??

It has extra batteries an external microphone & is supplied with all that
came in the box when new.
All of the items are just 12 months old.