FS: airsoft and non-airsoft

[seven]

[glow=orange,2,300]*****EDITTED WTS 4/21/08*****[/glow]

[glow=blue,2,300]Want To Buy:[/glow]
Airsoft

Red dot or green dot scope
M4 scope mount

Non-Airsoft

Digital Camera

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For Sale/Trade:[/glow]
Airsoft

ADDED 21/4/08
3 Metal (TM, DBOYs) M4/M16 300 rds Hi-Cap Mags $10 each
2 MAG M4/M16 100 rds Mid-Cap Mags $8 each (NIB)




Pistol Laser: All black has a red button on the front push it and the red laser comes on. It also has the mount to attach it under the barrel of your pistol.
$15 OBO

Camera Phone Picture:


(Gauging Interest) Assault Eagle M11A1: I have two mag's with it 40 rds each, it will fit into a leg holster w/o the silencer that will come with it. I wouldn't recommend using the auto, the ROF is ridiculous it goes through the entire clip way to fast. The condition of the gun is like brand new. Hop up also works. Throw me some interesting offers. If I get one thats appeals to me then I'll let it go.










Non-Airsoft

Tour-G60 hockey skates, size 11, picture's available upon request. Come's with Labeda Millienium wheels, $40.

120 GB Western Digital hardrive, I used it for 3 months and sold the laptop for cash. If you have a Dell D600 series you can use the Window's XP Pro thats is loaded on it. $80.00 Picture upon request.

100 ft. climbing rope, never used. Retails for $75-$100, selling for $50.

Ton's of hockey equipement that is not smelly.



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[Knief]

Would you be interested in purchasing a Canon S2 IS camera with a faulty CCD? It comes with two sets of batteries, a charger, all original paperwork, software, and cords, and the original sd card (never used). This camera is about 2 years old, but I never took more than 1000 pictures with it, if that. Apparently some Canon S2 IS's were produced with faulty CCDs, and I got one of them. Because of the problem, I never used it much and just recently replaced it with a newer panasonic.

This is the more in depth review you'll find for this camera:

www.dpreview.com/reviews/canons2is/

And if you don't buy this one, it's about the best camera review site on the internet, so it's a great place to start with research.

So, the CCD needs to be replaced, but any decent camera store (RITZ, Best Buy, your local shop, etc) can do it for you.

Throw me an offer and we can go from there if you're interested.

[seven]

Apr 21, 2008 19:46:35 GMT -5 Knief said:

Would you be interested in purchasing a Canon S2 IS camera with a faulty CCD? It comes with two sets of batteries, a charger, all original paperwork, software, and cords, and the original sd card (never used). This camera is about 2 years old, but I never took more than 1000 pictures with it, if that. Apparently some Canon S2 IS's were produced with faulty CCDs, and I got one of them. Because of the problem, I never used it much and just recently replaced it with a newer panasonic.

This is the more in depth review you'll find for this camera:

www.dpreview.com/reviews/canons2is/

And if you don't buy this one, it's about the best camera review site on the internet, so it's a great place to start with research.

So, the CCD needs to be replaced, but any decent camera store (RITZ, Best Buy, your local shop, etc) can do it for you.

Throw me an offer and we can go from there if you're interested.

Read the review but can't find what the CCD is? Lookin for a bigger cld than 1.8 but I can live with it. Not good with offers. Let me see if I can find out what CCD is first.

[Knief]

The CCD is a 1/2.5” CCD, 5.3 million pixels. I have no idea if this is one of those parts that canon contracts out for, like lenses, or if they build them themselves. Or if you're asking what a CCD is, it's the the photosensing aray that captures the image. CCD stands for Charge-Coupled Device, and it's essentially what makes a digital camera a camera.

I can assure you that the swivel LCD (so you can change the angle if it's too bright out to see it or you need to take a picture from an angle that you can't get your head into) is quite enough to view your shot. With all the shit this camera does, the size of the LCD is a minor concern, if at all. If you want to go beyond a camera like this capabilities wise, you're starting to look at the Nikon D40 series and some professional cameras in that class. I don't know what kind of photography you're doing, but I know that's a hell of a lot more camera than I need.