Blank/dummy module bay cover for PB3400?

[Gary F . Daught]

Greetings. Can anyone tell me if there exists such a thing as a 
blank/dummy module bay cover for PowerBook 3400? In other words, if you 
chose not to insert either the floppy or cd-rom drive modules when 
using the 3400, but you wanted to cover the empty bay... If so, what is 
the proper name for such an item, and does anyone have one for sale?

Relatedly, I am seeking follow-up to a recent post, suggesting a 
battery conservation technique by starting the PowerBook without the cd 
drive inserted. Could you say more about this? Is the main power drain 
during start-up? Do the modules still draw power when otherwise in the 
bay but not in use? Would it be better for battery conservation to have 
the floppy drive inserted instead of the cd? And then reasoning from 
there, would it be better for battery conservation just to leave the 
drive empty, if you don't plan to use the modules at a given time? And 
if so, my question above about a blank/dummy bay cover...

Thanks,

Gary Daught
Tucson, Arizona
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