Sonic Impact iF2 Not charging

The Sonic Impact i-PAX device is an older portable audio player that may have been discontinued. If you have lost the USB remote and charger cord for the device, you may have trouble finding replacements. Here are a few options you could consider:

1. Check the manufacturer's website: Visit the Sonic Impact website or contact their support team to see if they still have the USB remote and charger cord available for purchase.
2. Search online marketplaces: Check online marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, or Craigslist to see if you can find a used or refurbished set of the USB remote and charger cord.
3. Look for third-party options: Consider looking for third-party options such as generic USB remotes and charger cords that are compatible with your i-PAX device. However, be sure to check the specifications of the device to make sure that the replacement parts are compatible.
4. Check with electronics retailers: If you're unable to find the USB remote and charger cord online, try checking with local electronics retailers to see if they have any similar products that might be compatible with your i-PAX device.

I hope one of these options helps you find the replacements you need for your Sonic Impact i-PAX device!

the inbuilt battery is not holding charge needs replacement , the charger needs to be replaced to with the original one

An incompatible charger could be doing this, as could a failed battery charging circuit in the notebook. It is also possible that the battery is no longer capable of accepting a charge. The universal charger must be able to provide the same voltage as the original charger and have an equal or higher rating for wattage or current.

lost power cord to my sonic impact technologies i-p23

Hi, I found something on amazon, take a look: Finally charging for our multi device world. Hope this helped.

First place i'd try would be amazon.com

If the battery is not damaged or totally dead, you can attempt to charge it with any
24-Volt DC charger. The charging voltage rises to about 28 Volts when nothing is
connected to the charger. You must first connect (with jumper leads) the positive
charger output to the positive battery terminal. Use a test meter to determine the
polarity of the battery. Also test the charger output to determine the polarity. Be
sure to connect positive to positive and negative to negative. Do this before turning
on the power to the charger. If the battery is a "smart" battery; that is with built-in
electronic control circuit, the ordinary charger may not work. Normally, a battery
will accept a charge until it is nearly completely charged and then the battery
voltage will slowly "buck" the charging voltage. When the battery voltage and the
charging voltage are equal, no more charging current will flow. Amperes, that is
coulombs of current, charge the battery; when the battery is at (approximately) 24
volts and the charger is putting out 24 volts, NO current flows. The battery is then
fully charged.

The battery is rechargable for about 400x. If you leave it on the charger too long or never let the battery run down it will shorten its life span. Sonic Impact no longer sells the replacement battery unit through their website and I have been looking for replacements myself. the problem is this: the battery unit is integrated with the battery cover and can not be separated. So you need the actual Sonic Impact battery, and they have not responded to any emails, requests for customer support or phone calls. Good luck.

Just make sure that the VOLTAGE and MILIAMP input rating match what it says on the Sonic unit itself, and that the connector is the correct size. More importantly, make sure that the polarity of the plug is correct. Some are inner connector = positive and outer connector = negative or vice-versa. That also should be on a sticker on the Sonic unit or embossed into the case near the connector. DC voltage is UNFORGIVING when the polarity is reversed. The unit itself doesn't care WHAT is supplying the current to run it AS LONG AS ALL THE ABOVE FACTORS ARE MET. If this has been helpful, please rate it accordingly. Thanks and good luck. FYI: check eBay for universal power supplies that include different tips. One should fit your unit. $15-$30

I kept "attacking the internet" until I found their home page and down loaded the manual. Bill Geist