XDA ii - connector damaged - MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Accessories

Hi,
Bottom connector is damaged. XDA repair centre UK want to charge me £180+ for replacing the connector and the mainboard. I have told them to return it unrepaired.
The phone functions fine. I am aiming to buy a spare battery, so I can just swap batteries instead of charging and synch using Bluetooth.
Questions:
1 - best supply of batteries in the UK (cheapest/quickest)
2 - can I repair/replace the connector myself?
3 - why do they want to replace the mainboard, as the phone functions fine?
If I was to sell, what is the best price I could hope for, as I am thinking of replacing with PDA and seperate phone?
Thanks all.

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2 - can I repair/replace the connector myself?
that would depend on your tech skills if you got hold of a connector
or a broken xda1 or 2 you could solver it off and replace it that is
if it's only the connector itself
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3 - why do they want to replace the mainboard, as the phone functions fine?
if it's only the connector then most likely because they cant aford having a guy sit and solver broken xda's so they work and it's cheaper and easier for them to push a new module at the costomers

Thanks for that quick reply.
2 further questions:
1 - Who can supply the connectors in the UK or abroad? Someone mentioned on the board that an IPAQ one is the same as the XDA's?
2 - Anyone in the UK who can fit these things?
Thanks!

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