The only problem is that the battery cases aren't designed to be opened. They
are glued together (as are the Micro Docks, like the Floppy Dock). I have
opened a Floppy Dock, but not a battery. It came apart fairly easily. So, this
is not a real problem particularly since the part of the battery you see gets
removed easily before you take the battery apart. The part that could be
aesthetically damaged will be hidden inside the case. You will need plastic
model kit glue to reassemble the battery, or perhaps you could construct some
kind of velcro system so that the battery can be easily taken apart in the
future.
Luke Unsworth wrote:
>
> There are a number of companies that sell batteries in the UK, try
> www.overlander.co.uk, they sell the NIMH '3/4 AA' sized cells that you get
> inside Duo batteries. I was going to replace the cells inside one of my duo
> batteries but haven't got 'round to it, but I don't see any problems in
> theory. Let me know how you get on if you do it,
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