Hi i got a D70S Nikon camera but i wanted to know where i could get a charger for it please.

Hi, The Rate: Commonly the users, rate Nikon D80 in 4 - 4.5 score out 5 scale
Product detail: Nikon D80 comes to replace Nikon D70s. Memory card : flash cards. The new Nikon D80 features 10.2 megapixel DX format CCD (1.5x FOV crop), 11-area AF system (new version of Multi-CAM 1000, similar to D200), Compact body (smaller, lighter than D70/D70s), improved user interface, and 2.5? 230,000 pixel TFT LCD with 170 degree viewing angle. This camera has a removable protective cover.
For complete detail of this product you can get from this web address: http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/noprint/D80_noprint.pdf

How do you know the sensor is damaged? You will need to send it to an authorized Nikon repair center. This could take time.

For the best under $1000, that would be the D90.

The 18-105VR will work on the D70s.

the camera is provided with a battary charger,take out the battary from the camera put it in the given charger,charge it till u get green light,then try.

CHA Error - not as bad as everyone thinks. Here is the solution, the second one has pics of how to fix the problem.

http://www.vandyll.net/?p=499

Then
http://www.stephanmantler.com/blog/d70s-camera-repair/

Where you insetting batteries the both point clean once and try....

It's the "shooting mode" button on the top rear of the camera -to the left of the eyepiece - looks like 2 or 3 sheets on top of each other. Hold it down and use the wheel to select the self-timer clock.

I have not done the replacement yet, but I can tell you where the battery is. It is located underneath the USB/Power connections on the left side of the camera. There are several covers and boards to remove to get to the battery.

I'm the same of you, only I went for the D40.
One general photography book that seems to be recommended by a lot of people is Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson (ISBN13: 978-0817463007 or ISBN10: 0817463003)
I've just bought a copy, so will comment with my own opinions later if you want :)

Can't really comment on D70-specific books I'm afraid.

Problem caused by defetive circuit part or electronic component within the camera. Typical repair charges may run $175-275. Damaged parts must be replaced to cure the problem.