I've read about somebody wanting to try this, or perhaps achieved it, but can't find where. and Using these, the back of the pcb of the n900 Microusb cable: * 1 - (black) GND / ground * 2 - * 3 - (green) Data * 4 - (white) Data - * 5 - (red) VDC / plus / 5V * 6 - shield Using this data: Is it possible to create a new Microusb connection? Where my microusb connection was, there are no more metal solder points to be able to repair the microusb port. Unsure 100% of the following: Line up TX with Data Line up RX with Data - GND with GND But then where does one obtain the positive voltage (usually 5v). On the cable this is VDC 5v, but the battery positive cannot supply this voltage.VCC according to the link "Common Collector Voltage - main power supply ( usually 5V )". But would this work? the provided link doesnt actually specify where VCC is. The cable would then be routed to where the microusb was. So I'[d attach a new microusb port, with the cables being soldered from the new microusb port, to the connections above. edit: I already have a desktop charger. I also use TinySMB to transfer my files to and from pc. The only reason I'd have for doing this is if I want to reflash.