From: Bill Burns (billb_at_antispamdomain.not)
Date: Sun Oct 12 2003 - 21:26:42 EDT
William Maurer wrote:
> No, on the 5700, the door does snap off - that is how it is designed to
> work. I don't know about the 5000 as I don't have one, but I assume
> that the door would have to be removed somehow.
On the 5000 the battery door is on the base of the camera and is hinged
at one end. To fit the external battery pack, the internal battery is
removed, the battery door is left hinged open, and it then fits in a
recess in the external battery pack housing.
The cover over the electrical contacts is removed in the same way as you
describe for the 5700, and is promptly lost.
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