The left hand bay holds the battery. The bay could also accommodate a 3.5” floppy disk drive, a Zip disk drive or a third party hard drive.
PowerBook G3: battery
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- Power Macintosh G3/266 Minitower (Beige G3) (M6142LL/A and M6459LL/A)
- Power Macintosh G3/350 (Blue & White G3) (M6668LL/A and M6666LL/A)
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- PowerBook 190/66 (Omega), late 1995 (M3530LL/A)
- eMate 300, 1997 (H0208)
- PowerBook G3/266 Rev. II (Wallstreet/PDQ), late 1998 (M711LL/A)
- iBook G3/300 (Clamshell), mid 1999 (M7619LL/A)
- iBook G3/500 Dual USB (Snow), late 2001 (M8597LL/C)
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