[badspell68]

Anyone have an original one for a Sony D-25 Discman?

 

[badspell68]

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[kiertijai]

I recently got one Sony BPx2 from root@digital-battery-store-com
Please try to contact there.
for the remote I have no idea.
Kiertijai

 

[classakg]

Well, these guys have some remotes for that model, please check:
Sony RM-DM5K Replacement Remote Control

At the moment is no longer available, try contacting them.

 

[badspell68]

It's not really a good idea to charge Li-ion batts in an old Sony CD player that was intended for Lead-acid as it could destroy the battery and the unit.

I called the Remote place and that actually don't have that model remote any longer

 

[Maniacemd]

Hi Guys,

I can't believe that people are still looking for batteries for players that are pushing on 20 years old!

Here are two places where you can get the BP-2EX replacements:
Sony BP-2EX 3.6 V 600 mAh Black Camcorder Battery
Sony BP-2EX Battery - 1800Battery.com

I got a supply of about 10 units a few years ago, but cannot remember from whom.

Good luck!

 

[badspell68]

The reason people are still looking is the battery powers the Sony D-25, one of the best sounding portables ever made. Lithium batteries will work, but they cannot be charged by the device and may destroy it if the CD player discharges them too deep.

 

[Maniacemd]

Okay, didn't know about the issue with Lithium batteries. Not exactly someone knowledgeable on things electrical!

As I am typing this reply, I'm actually listening to a D-25, powered by one of those batteries that I got. I'll post later to inform those interested on how long the battery lasted (this will be based on straight playing, no forwards or back plus at constant volume).

 

[Maniacemd]

The battery just cut out a minute ago. This means a life of about 1 hour 45 minutes on a fully charged BP-2ex replacement battery. Hope this helps.

I was hoping that the battery would last through two CDs. It got close.

 

[badspell68]

Your better off purchasing two lithium 3.7v 10440 AAA batts and the propper charger for them off of eBay. Then pick up a small AAA case at Radio Shack, wire them in series and you have significant playing time and easily replaceable AAA batteries enabling you to carry a bunch of batts on a long trip. Just remember to charge them in the lithium charger only and not in the CD player or they could explode. The total cost on this type of setup may cost you around 15 to 20 bucks, not the huge price they want for the custom lithium replacement type.