These are rare as hen's teeth these days, but if you're still rocking a Sony TR or TRV Handycam from the 1990s, then here's your underwater partner. This is the "Guppy", from Gates Underwater Products. According to the consignor, it was used only a couple of times twenty years ago for some scuba dives, and has been in storage ever since. You can see from the images that it's in really pristine condition. Gates is still producing this type of equipment, but with many underwater housings costing in the thousands, this is an easy way to get into underwater video production at relatively low cost, with Sony TR and TRV Handycams readily available in the secondary markets.
Comes with printed instructions, and appears to function as intended. None of the seals are dry or cracked.
These are rare as hen's teeth these days, but if you're still rocking a Sony TR or TRV Handycam from the 1990s, then here's your underwater partner. This is the "Guppy", from Gates Underwater Products. According to the consignor, it was used only a couple of times twenty years ago for some scuba dives, and has been in storage ever since. You can see from the images that it's in really pristine condition. Gates is still producing this type of equipment, but with many underwater housings costing in the thousands, this is an easy way to get into underwater video production at relatively low cost, with Sony TR and TRV Handycams readily available in the secondary markets.
Comes with printed instructions, and appears to function as intended. None of the seals are dry or cracked.
