Battery run time for Tungsten E?

What is the total run time for the battery in the Tungsten E assuming the back light is on all the time while playing a song?
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With a brand new T|E in early 2004 I could get about 3 hours of run time in Aeroplayer with screen off.
I doubt you can get anything like that.
It would be simpler and less time consuming for everyone if you had started one thread with ALL your T|E battery questions.
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