Few questions befor i buy a camera

hi all its me again asking more questions.
so here it is, i cant afford to buy a brand new camera looking at either the panasonic ag-dvx100 or the sony pd150/170 models which ever i can get for the cheapest
ive seen quite a few for sale but most of them are ntsc which are for sale in the uk i will be using all FCS 2 etc would it be best to wait for a pal model or would it be safe to go with a ntsc model.
thanx in advance
adam

simple answer....if u live in the UK....get PAL, if u live in the US....get NTSC.

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