Devo10 USB port came off.

So I just snapped the USB port off my devo 10. I have a dead 7e laying around, is it possible to transplant the 7e port into the 10?

It's clearly a SMOS. But it might be easier to buy a new USB socket (I find getting non-trivial components off boards a PITA) or a breakout like this one www.adafruit.com/products/1833

Buy one from ebay to only pay 250% shipping. Slightly cheaper from Amazon, but you have to wait for shipping from china.

Ok thanks. How do i solder one you linked to, to the tx?

I'd pull the old one, toss it, solder that one on with connectors and the glue it just outside the old one. But this isn't something I've ever done. You probably want guidance from somebody who's more familiar with such

Managed to get the board desoldered from the main pcb. The traces are kind of still there, might be able to salvage it. Does anyone know if the 2nd and 5th pins are actually connected to any traces on the little breakout board?

If you look at USB pinout, e.g. latestusb.net/micro-usb/mini-usb-pinout-diagram-2.html and take into consideration that Devo does not use USB power, then GND, D-, and D+ are actually the only connection needed.

I managed to solder those 3 pins to the traces ok, and all is working again.