What are you planning to do with your new I-cybie, altwolf? Can you post some images?

i realize this is a little late but at least it is here if someone needs it:

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http://www.3deshop.com/iCybie.html This site has them listed.
Freddy

The Sino American AC Adaptor that comes with the older Tiger/Silverlit I-Cybies is 15VDC, 300 mA, 60 hz, 9W charger. Although the Adaptor connector fits the 3 prong battery used by the robot, the battery is charged like most other batteries using only two prongs. Consequently pretty much any two prong wall wart that meet the power requirements will do. You'll just have to change the connectors to match. If you have to build a battery pack--and you'll probably will have to eventually, all you need to do is get 2 female 3 prong battery connectors and 1 matching male connector--you can google it on the web but some old computer towers will have a set of connectors you can use. One female connector will be for the charger, the other will be used for the robot. The male connector will be used for the battery (see battery wire diagram). All you have to do is make sure the 2 joining connectors are small enough to fit in the battery compartment (with the battery of course). In fact you can probably purchase better connectors than the ones offered with the standard I-Cybie. Now if you have the Walk Up Charger--things are different because it was made to link with the standard 3 prong connector--but then you can modify it too.

hi kimmee,
i bet one of these two options will help:
1 replace the whole batterypack, imagine the cybie was made around year 2000 incl the batterys.

2 on the back near its tail is a lill pinhole, to reset it. stick in a needle or tiny sharp thingy.

hope it works

Thank you Halriasa for your feedback. The battery is good believe it or not so I know it's not problem.

Thank you Freddy and I believe you've nailed it for me. Is this an easy fix or should I find someone familiar to replace them? Please advise.

Hi Kimmee, you could do it yourself like I did just keep track of how everything and how it is put together. I would make a video and pictures of how the legs attach, it's a tight fit. You will need one gear for each leg and I would check the good legs for the exact placement of the gears on the shaft. And like I said, the ones I bouht were a bit big fit so I added solder to the shaftand solderd the ends so it would hold tight.