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F/S: Pentax cameras and lenses (MZ-S, FA-31, Irix, K 18mm, and others!)

HarisF1
Posted 05/08/2017 - 20:16 Link
HarisF1 wrote:
Q-S1 sold now, but the Q7 is still available along with the rest of the kit. I'd want £410 posted (RMSD) for the lot, looking at these prices (posted by 1st Class Signed) for the separate bits:

Q7 - £130
01 - £85
02 - £70
03 - £50
06 - £100
Bag - £10

Q-S1 and 01 lens sold (same buyer therefore given first option).

Since the Q kit is going, the mount adapter will be £110 posted on its own.
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HarisF1
Posted 09/08/2017 - 13:46 Link
FA* 85 reduced to £1025 posted.
K-01 reduced to £175 posted.
D-FA 50mm Macro reduced to £190 posted.

K28/3.5 and K28/2 sold.
AF360FGZ sold.

Irix 15mm f/2.4 reserved.
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Edited by HarisF1: 09/08/2017 - 13:46
HarisF1
Posted 23/08/2017 - 00:51 Link
Irix 15mm sold.
Q7 and lenses sold.

Might start a new one as I'm looking to move on a few more things.
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Posted 23/08/2017 - 20:29 Link
Did you sell the 31mm?
HarisF1
Posted 24/08/2017 - 08:47 Link
It's still available!
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Posted 25/08/2017 - 01:24 Link
Hi... I'm interested in the k01.
PM sent
matt_nl
Posted 14/09/2017 - 19:39 - Helpful Comment Link
Q7 kit (minus batteries) arrived! Everything in great shape, very pleased with it. Thanks Haris, pleasure dealing with you!

It took a while, as we learned the hard way that shipping Lithium batteries is prohibited, even the tiny Q batteries are considered "dangerous goods" . Only a battery placed in the camera itself can be shipped: that apparently removes all danger. Other batteries were confiscated and destroyed, the rest was fortunately returned. Hope this helps others to avoid this trouble!
HarisF1
Posted 15/09/2017 - 16:50 Link
matt_nl wrote:
Q7 kit (minus batteries) arrived! Everything in great shape, very pleased with it. Thanks Haris, pleasure dealing with you!

It took a while, as we learned the hard way that shipping Lithium batteries is prohibited, even the tiny Q batteries are considered "dangerous goods" . Only a battery placed in the camera itself can be shipped: that apparently removes all danger. Other batteries were confiscated and destroyed, the rest was fortunately returned. Hope this helps others to avoid this trouble!

+1

What a nightmare! Thankfully Matthijs was extremely patient and is now the happy owner of an almost complete Q7 kit!
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JAK
Posted 15/09/2017 - 17:02 Link
Were the batteries not declared to the postal staff? If they had the PO may have accepted it and put an appropriate sticker and sent it surface mail. When I enquired about it while sending something else and being asked if it contained batteries, that's what they said to do. If not, what happened would have been a likely outcome.
I expect those 'destroyed' batteries are now for sale on eBay and get posted to the buyer!
John K
Edited by JAK: 15/09/2017 - 17:03
HarisF1
Posted 18/09/2017 - 06:30 Link
I told the guy at the PO that I had batteries as I usually do, and in particular also mentioned how they came up as prohibited in Int'l mail on the info sheet. He wasn't so sure either but said they should be fine to send with the sticker attached.
The online guidance puts all responsibility on the sender, not on PO staff so I really should have checked what the 'size/quantity' requirements were for sending these items.
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