S:flo2 impressions thread
Oct 25, 2012 at 9:32 AM Post #3,556 of 3,682
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Thank you very much for your return !

Unfortunately this is the only site that I have also found and I believe that the problem will be the same with every original battery we can found.
Even if a battery is not used its life decreases with time, we have to find an equivalent battery that was recently made, this will be not easy.
 
Luckily, I have not placed my order.


That's all very good to know about this replacement battery business. Glad my original batch s:flo2 16GB version T51 from MP4Nation is still going strong! Now to find a source of replacement batteries...
 
Could someone post a pictute of the battery, and the voltage information, etc, for it?
 
Oct 25, 2012 at 2:44 PM Post #3,557 of 3,682
Size:
85x55x3 [mm]
Voltage: as far as I remember was something non-standard. I should disassemble player and check, but right now do not have time for that. If any one can check I would be glad, if not I will check myself on weekend and post results here. 
 
Oct 26, 2012 at 5:35 AM Post #3,558 of 3,682
Here the specs :
  1. 8Gb
  2. microSD Slot (max 32GB) - Supports SDHC
  3. Main Chip Main: Rockchip RK2806. DAC:2 x Wolfson 8740. AMP: Philips OPA2604
  4. 3,5 " WQVGA Screen
  5. Support  MP3, WMA, FLAC, AAC, APE, OGG
  6. Display Resolution 480 x320
  7. Output Power L(10mw) +R(10mw)(32Ω)
  8. Video Playback AVI, RM, RMVB, FLV, WMV, MPG, 3GP, VOB, DAY, MP4, DIVX, XVID
  9. Max Video Res. 800x480 (AVI) 720x480 (RMVB)
  10. Power Source 3.7v 2500mAh built in rechargeable Li-On battery
  11. Battery Life Audio: 10hrs / 5hrs
  12. File Viewer JPG, BMP, GIF, TXT, LRC
  13. Recorder Built-in microphone, ultra-long recording
  14. Connections 3.5mm headphone output, 5PIN USB 2.0 High Speed
  15. Other Features TST (Text to Speach), Firmware Upgradable, Music sorting, Playlist support, Resume Ebook, Album Art
  16. Languages:  English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Spanish, Dutch, German
  17. Dimensions&Weight 124mm x 75mm x 13.5mm
 

 
Oct 26, 2012 at 12:53 PM Post #3,559 of 3,682
You can try to solder this!
or the Note 2 battery with 3100mah

 
Oct 27, 2012 at 2:29 PM Post #3,560 of 3,682
Mine Galaxy S3 battery have 5,5mm thickness. IMHO to much, closing player could be tricky/impossible. 
 
Oct 27, 2012 at 2:36 PM Post #3,561 of 3,682
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Mine Galaxy S3 battery have 5,5mm thickness. IMHO to much, closing player could be tricky/impossible. 

The Note 1 battery have the same thickness as the S3?
 
Oct 27, 2012 at 2:51 PM Post #3,562 of 3,682
Here's a prayer to the Mod Gods(tm) to figure this battery thing out.
 
I'm not sure how long I've had my S:flo 2 ... maybe going on a couple years now? ... but it's still running perfect ... 
 
The battery life is not what it used to be ... about 5 to 6 hours max as opposed to 8 as it were in the beginning. And so, I hope folks figure out a way to get more juice to these things before they die. I'd sure hate to have to use some other player... .. since I haven't heard anything to compare. Damn dual DAC, cheapo s:flo 2 has made a genuine portable music snob of me. 
 
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Best kept secret in portable audio if you ask me.
 
Oct 27, 2012 at 4:19 PM Post #3,563 of 3,682
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Here the specs :
  1. 8Gb
  2. microSD Slot (max 32GB) - Supports SDHC
  3. Main Chip Main: Rockchip RK2806. DAC:2 x Wolfson 8740. AMP: Philips OPA2604
  4. 3,5 " WQVGA Screen
  5. Support  MP3, WMA, FLAC, AAC, APE, OGG
  6. Display Resolution 480 x320
  7. Output Power L(10mw) +R(10mw)(32Ω)
  8. Video Playback AVI, RM, RMVB, FLV, WMV, MPG, 3GP, VOB, DAY, MP4, DIVX, XVID
  9. Max Video Res. 800x480 (AVI) 720x480 (RMVB)
  10. Power Source 3.7v 2500mAh built in rechargeable Li-On battery
  11. Battery Life Audio: 10hrs / 5hrs
  12. File Viewer JPG, BMP, GIF, TXT, LRC
  13. Recorder Built-in microphone, ultra-long recording
  14. Connections 3.5mm headphone output, 5PIN USB 2.0 High Speed
  15. Other Features TST (Text to Speach), Firmware Upgradable, Music sorting, Playlist support, Resume Ebook, Album Art
  16. Languages:  English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Spanish, Dutch, German
  17. Dimensions&Weight 124mm x 75mm x 13.5mm
 

Thank You for posting the specs (specifically battery details, and the tear down image. I was not happy contemplating opening my s:flo2 again (prying it apart always hurts my fingernails & nailbeds) plus I find it rather tricky and seem to forget the "right" way to do half of it between times. Why have I not written it down yet, LOL?!?!
 
Yeah, I'm wondering if one of the Cameron Sino batteries that are still being produced and sold for the iRiver H120/140 units might fit the bill. I know the max capacity is 2200maH, but I 'd need to check voltages and stuff, it isn't solder on, it has a plug, but If it is the right config, the plug could always be detached... Food for thought.
 
Oct 31, 2012 at 4:01 AM Post #3,568 of 3,682
@FLACvest FYI
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Sorry for digging old threat, but it is the only valuable link on google for "s:flo2 replacement battery" ask.
 
About that battery replacement:
http://www.ownta.com/original-teclast-t51-mp4-player-built-in-lithium-battery-replacement.html
 
DO NOT BUY IT.
 
I receive it 2 months ago, it was dead. I tried and test everything to make sure of that before wrote reclamation, described problem clearly and fully and everything that I receive was pointless questions like "Can you kindly offer us a video?" and sentences similar to "We will check with the sales team first and then get back to you asap."  interchangeably. 2 months later I still do not get replacement or refund.
I DO NOT recommend that store as I'm pretty sure, that batteries in their stock are all dead due to oldness.
Person I had contacted to was "Vicky L, Ownta Service Team" and it was most unprofessional and useless customer contact person I had ever seen in mine life.
 
 
Have anyone tracked down some other source of replacement batteries for T51 / S:flo2 ?

 
Oct 31, 2012 at 3:28 PM Post #3,569 of 3,682
@Migou67:  Thanks for digging up that invaluable piece of info. What a shame they (ownta.com) are selling worthless pieces of kit... sad. And worse, that drivel posing as acutal "customer service" speak, and behavior... yikes!
 
Well, I suppose we're all going to have to find other alternative methods of providing power to our T51/s:flo2 units then...
 

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