cmdkeen

Originally Posted by massacres

Is there any chance the 1800 battery woulld fit in a standard rhino/aluminum case? that would be very cool if it did..

Look here [http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showt...&page=2&pp=20].
Go down to post #39.
For me, it works fine with the RhinoSkin case, but you will get your RhinoSkin case scratched and you might get few scratches on the Axim (looking for some color to cover up mine right now...)

greetings,
cmdkeen

[Ask if you got any question about the rhinoskin-mods]

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massacres

Originally Posted by cmdkeen

Look here [http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showt...&page=2&pp=20]. Go down to post #39. For me, it works fine with the RhinoSkin case, but you will get your RhinoSkin case scratched and you might get few scratches on the Axim (looking for some color to cover up mine right now...) greetings, cmdkeen [Ask if you got any question about the rhinoskin-mods]

Thanx for the input, man i love this site, it has everything..
But no way am i gonna scratch the crap outta my axim..

Albert Silver

Originally Posted by bpschlitt

I have an X50V and use it a lot throughout the day. The original battery just isn't cutting it anymore. I was hoping to get some advice regarding a second battery. At AximCases.com I saw the PDair Aluminum Case Extended Battery Fit for Dell Axim X50(v) + Extended Power Battery (Hi-Battery) 2200mAh for Dell Axim X50(v). I contacted customer service and they told me this is not an original Dell battery and it is a generic - Should this be a concern? The price ($60 including S/H) is about what I was hoping to spend on a battery and case. The other option I am considering (because I already have a Rhinoskin case that will not fit an extended battery) is ordering 1 or 2 of the 1100 Dell batteries from Lionbattery.com and switching them when the power runs low. What would you suggest? I'd appreciate any suggestions, or updates on discounts for batteries or extended cases. Thanks

I have the PDair and the extended battery and have been very pleased with both. The case is very solid, and has a nice snug hold. Note that I purchased the original Dell battery on eBay for some $36 before learning of the deal, else I'd have gone for the combo. I can't begin to see what difference it could make frankly. The PDair is a great case, and I've been very pleased with it. I travelled abroad last week, and the 2200 battery provided all the usage and convenience I had expected. I never got below 35% before being somewhere I could recharge, but I'd really have hated to have to worry about it running out and having to switch batteries, so I'd highly recommend getting the 2200 battery.

Albert