My battery like everyone else is dead and wont hold a charge. Ive been reading on the MAudio site forums about changing the battery and using a 1400mah or high iphone battery. Has anyone done this successfully? where did you get the battery? online retailer?. thanks
Do a search. Somewhere here there is a very detailed outline.
Edit:
Found this: http://www.greendog.co.uk/microtrack/index.htm
I contacted M-Audio directly last year when mine died. I talked with technical support and explained that I wished to do the job myself. I explained that I routinely build circuits and that it wouldn't be a problem. I bought two batteries from them for less than what it would cost to send it in and have them replace one. (Quicker too) If I remember correctly they charged me approximately $35 a piece. Plus shipping.
The job isn't too bad if you're used to working inside small electronic devices.
The things I remember about the job are (in no particular order of importance):
The outer case has no hardware. It's snapped together. It takes some patience and the used of a small micro flat head screwdriver to pry the case apart.
I started at the output side and worked my way around. Expect to leave some minor dings around the edge. (The M-audio guys said this was likely even when they do it.)
Follow the guide mentioned previously and you should be fine provided you're comfortable soldering mini electronics.
Steve
THanks for the infgo. Yes i have seen that link and bookmarked it when im ready. I have come across this iphone battery here.
http://www.batteriesinaflash.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=4431¤cy=USD (http://www.batteriesinaflash.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=4431¤cy=USD)