Battery Replacement Service Available

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July 25, 2013 18:03

I am offering a battery replacement service on the SMH10 units . The Li-ion battery I use has 20% more mAh capacity (700 compared to the original of 560), and requires NO internal modifications to your unit.  We are getting 14+ hours of talk time from our upgraded batteries. Your current charging method works 100% with this new battery. Cost of this service is $45.00 plus return shipping of approx $6.00 (US ONLY). Turn around time is about 2 weeks.   ncpatriotrider@gmail.com

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  ThreeZeroEight

  September 30, 2013 15:08

  I received a partial shipment (7 batteries) of replacement Sena SMH-10 batteries today. These batteries are equal too, or have a greater mAh capacity of the original SMH-10 battery.  In other words, these batteries will operate your SMH-10 as long, or longer, as when it was new.
  
  I can sell just the battery (and you do the work) or I can do the work.
  
  For those who wish to do the work themselves, no modification to the Sena SMH-10 is required. Li-Po technology is advancing rapidly, the actual physical size of the replacement battery is slightly smaller than the Sena original.
  
  Each battery $30.00 plus shipping
  
  Complete service $45.00 plus shipping.
  
  Only have 7, and don't expect anymore for many weeks, maybe months.
  
  First come, first serve.

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  RBEmerson

  June 13, 2015 13:16

  I know this necro-posting but can someone come up with a specific battery type? I can do the SMH10 surgery, but would like to avoid trial and error on finding the battery.

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  Wayne C. Louie

  August 02, 2017 16:01

  In my older Sena SMH10 (the ones with the round charging plug) the battery says "Li-ion", and in my newer (albeit still a few years old) with the micro-USB charge connector, the battery says "Li-Po", I presume that in fact they are different batteries?  I was about to order some replacements from online, I want to make sure I get the right ones, as I am told that we CANNOT use Li-Po in place where Li-Ion used to be, and vice versa - else it could catch fire...

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  RBEmerson

  August 03, 2017 00:16

  Um, just replace like with like - end of problem.

  There should be a battery part number on each battery. Search on the part number you should come up with sources. I bought my replacement on eBay.

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