Rechargeable batteries for MUVO TX FM MP# PLA

Hi everyone who reads this,
Currently i am using Muvo TX FM mp3 player, I have been searching for rechargable batteriesfor so long tt i thought it is a easy job to find it, but i am wrong.... I hardly find it.
So...can anyone who realli know which kind of rechargable batteries works for Tx Fm? i have try alot kind of batteries and it jus dun seem to work.....
Pls help me out if u realli noe which kind of rechargable batteries will work.....
Thx a million!

yes.....i have try other normal batteries and it works but i want to find a rechargeable batteries so that i will not waste so much money on buying those normal batteries.....so any suggestion?
then other than the thailand rechargeable batteries.....where can i find those in singapore.....i have tried song and panasonic....but it jus dun work....

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