Re: [Az-Geocaching] any electronics techies in here?

It's not all that difficult to re-solder a broken point on a board,
providing you have the right soldering gun with the tiny tip, and possibly a
large magnifying glass if the points are too small (PS2 modchip small).
You'd probably find the solder on the bottom of the board where everything
terminates.

Brian
Team A.I.


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Subject: [Az-Geocaching] any electronics techies in here?

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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