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May be possible to repair the existing one?

• m4rtink 1mo ago
  Yeah, should be trivial to solder it back on or with wires to a USB-C breakout board.
  • throwaway63467 29d ago
    The USB C connector has like 24 tiny SMA pins how is that trivial? Under the microscope with soldering equipment from a lab maybe, at home this seems impossible and it will likely not work due to the high frequencies involved, I don’t think you can get the impedance right when hand soldering this back on.
    • m4rtink 28d ago
      Well, not too easy but IMHO still doable, maybe after some training (a couple ready to build soldering projects). Both digital microscopes and precision soldering irons are rather cheap & widely available nowadays.