I've seen reports that 3 AA batteries in series (you can buy a 2 and 1 battery holder from Jaycar for a couple of bucks) rigged onto the plug that plugs into the motherboard will do the trick - am about to try it out myself (within the next few weeks, anyway).
Sean
On 13 May 2004, at 07:19, Harry Brooks wrote:
Might I suggest you try Dick Smith Electronics or Tandy's. They carry a good line of batteries and have replaced iMac batteries from Dick Smith. Both are online and have online sales departments.
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