@ JordanIsMetal - The value of R3P7 has already been given in this thread, not gonna kill ya to go thru it and find it. (IMG:
style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) It's an 0402 SMT type Resistor and yes it can be replaced, provided the pads weren't damaged when it was knocked off the board, but if you have to ask how then you probably shouldn't try it on your own. Take it to someone that knows how to solder SMT components and let them check the area and replace it if nothing else is torn up or repair and install the new component, that's just not something you should really have a go at your first time out.
@ ruddlescounty - U6T1 is a 3.3v Regulator, but if U6T2 is installed you don't need U6T1, it's an either/or setup, it's not supposed to have both.
@ halofreak1990 - That missing Cap isn't going to cause any issues. If the trace is damaged though it will, and that can be repaired there at damaged spot. Look in the Tutorials section for the Trace Repair thread.
@ wolv3rine - C5F8 is 10v 220uF
@ xyoo - C4T47 should be alright with it missing, and R4T4 is 549ohms
@ techisgood148 - R6C1 is a 0ohm jumper, but if your board didn't have it installed you shouldn't stick it in there as it bypasses a Regulator that's on the bottom of the board, no telling what may happen if you do that.
@ BjBnet - FB4T1 is a Ferrite Bead, you can just jumper that component and you'll be fine, provided that's all that's wrong with it.
This post has been edited by RDC: Feb 16 2010, 04:25 AM