>2. Does anyone know of an alternative way to power the old Newton 100's w/
>rechargable power?? What about rechargable AAA Batteries? And if so, do I
>need 2 take 'em out of the Newton to recharge them, OR can I just leave 'em
>in and plug up the Newton???
I use rechargable AAA batteries with my Newt 100, in the standard battery
cage, but I have to charge them in a external battery charger. I don't
know if it might be possible to open up the rechargable battery pack and
replace the cells (they would be standard AAA rechargable), as I have
never seen a rechargable pack for a 100 before.
Ben Doughney
Director
AdMac Inc.
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