Hey Scott!
Considering the advancement (?{cheaper is better, right?}) of circuit 
board technology, I'd say any attempt to solder the part (using 
traditional methods) to the board will destroy both. The component was 
likely bonded (read: glued) in place using technology that is 
non-repairable (well it COULD be repaired if you had the $450,000 
machine necessary to do it...) :-( :'( O:-)

Roping The Wind wrote:
> If anyone has electronics repair experience in here, I am trying to see if 
> it is possible to perhaps sauter a USB port to a circut board. I think it is 
> just sautered to the circuit board it is on. But not sure. Is it possible to 
> dab a very teeny tiny bit of sauter on the board and put the USB port back 
> onto it? It doesnt look like there was any sauter on there at all 
> originally, or perhaps just a minut amount? I am on the azgeocaching.com 
> chat room right now if anyone who knows a bit about this is online right 
> now.
>
> http://www.azgeocaching.com
>
> Thanks!
>
> Scott
> Team Ropingthewind
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