WTB: Hasselblad H Charger & Rechargeable Battery

[flynnyfalcon]

Hi all,

As title shows, keen on tracking down a Hasselblad H Charger & Rechargeable Battery in good-very good condition.

Please let me know if you have one.

Cheers,

Chris

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[Gel]

I've been looking for one too but have found them cheapest new from somewhere like Calumet.
Ebay prices new are 10% higher!

They seem hard to come by used.

[flynnyfalcon]

I've been looking for one too but have found them cheapest new from somewhere like Calumet.
Ebay prices new are 10% higher!

They seem hard to come by used.

Thanks for the heads up.

[marat]

I have one that has the European plug, and am including a new multi-adapter which you can use with  this, and with any other device to convert and plug to any plug. It is quite ingenious actually. Charger is mint.

[flynnyfalcon]

I have one that has the European plug, and am including a new multi-adapter which you can use with  this, and with any other device to convert and plug to any plug. It is quite ingenious actually. Charger is mint.

I have one of those adapters also, so probably don't need another.  Got it from Muji's, works a treat    How much do you want?  Do you have a battery to go with it.

[marat]

Hi, they sell for $190 new in the U.S. Hard to find used. I can do $140 clear to me (70%) without adapters.

[marat]

Hi, I replied that I can do $140, which is 70% of new. It is essentially new condition. I will also throw in one of the multi-adapters to make up for the missing individual adapters, and this is a much better solution that those, as you know. I am about 5o list it, so checking in with you first. Thanks.

[marat]

I don't have a battery, but the reality is unless you vcan get a battery at about 1/3 of new, I wouldjust buy a new one, since life and shot capacity is a direct product of age, number of cycles, and how often it was charged or totally depleted. It is like buying a used car battery with no idea of installation or manufacturing date. So, the smartest move is to buy a used adapter, since it will perform and have same life as new, and then get one or two new batteries.