>The battery isn't plugged into the logic board.  It's
>plugged into the power management board.  And there
>may also be a connector in the middle of that wire.

In my experience there is always an extension on the battery cable.

The battery is under the rear "bridge", where the 190/5300 was extended 
to allow for a 5.25" media bay, and where some controls were relocated to.

>From the battery at the rear of the machine, the extension cable does 
indeed route battery power to the power manager board at the very front 
of the machine.

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