ECU chip requires soldering - who?

[Khare]

Right, i am gonna be buying a chip for spice up the gti, and i have been in contact with the guy who is sorting me out with one, and as my ECU number finishes in 025A, it requires soldering rather than the push fit type.
I am going to try and see if my electronics teacher at college can silder the new one in for me, but if not, where can i take it to have it soldered on for not very much money?
I am in the bournemouth area, any place local that does these sort of things or where can i take it that they will sodleor it on?

Andres

[Wayne]

Your best bet is the electronics teacher as they can be hard to change.

[Khare]

Your best bet is the electronics teacher as they can be hard to change.

OK cheers dude. Better get crackin with the project i gotta hand in for technology on monday then 

[Wayne]

Your best bet is the electronics teacher as they can be hard to change.

OK cheers dude. Better get crackin with the project i gotta hand in for technology on monday then 

No worries, he should be able to do it.

[Khare]

if he disagrees for any reason, maybe he doesnt want to take responsibility or anything, then where else can i take it?

[danny_p]

me

[adamrob69]

if you have the equipment at college or where ever why dont you have a little practice yourself and if your any good do it yourself. As long as you know where its got to go and which pins need soldering, soldering in itself is really not hard, can just be a bit fiddly!

[Khare]

if you have the equipment at college or where ever why dont you have a little practice yourself and if your any good do it yourself. As long as you know where its got to go and which pins need soldering, soldering in itself is really not hard, can just be a bit fiddly!

im not too good at patience stuff lol, electrical things are not on my good list.

me

danny if you could do this that would be awesome.