> Digikey has some nice high capacity cells with solder tabs welded on
> that can be used. Use care opening the plastic shell and you can
> replace the cells.
>
>
> At 11:01 AM 11/23/98 -0500, you wrote:
> >>I believe the date is a little premature.  I purchased the Model HP-
> >>35 in the early 70's which was the model before the 45.  I still own
> >>it and it still works just fine although I have upgraded substantially.

Yep, you half to kludge together a battery pack yourself.f  I do this
all the time.  I salvaged an old portable phone, with dead batteries
and no replacements available, by strapping on a battery pack with
duct tape.  I wrote "Rocket Pack" on the batteries because that's
what they look like.  The guy in the next cube from me has a pair of
alligator clips coming out of his old HP calculator, and he hooks it
up to a coupla batteries he stole out of a kodak instamatic camera.
Seems they still have a lot of charge after the camera gets through
with them.
-- Lawrence Lile

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