Hi @David55659, It may be possible to re-solder the connector back on if it’s still intact.
It would be a pretty difficult connector to hand solder but I have successfully attempted a similar solder job before.
It would have to be a hand solder job and a real test of my skill level 
, but what’s to lose!
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Does the Pi Pico 2W support the CE07693 LiPo Board?
Hey there, @Brad90478, and welcome to the forum. Glad to have you here.
Yep, the Pico 2 W is fully compatible with the PiicoDev LiPo Expansion Board for Raspberry Pi Pico. They have the same setup and pinout as the first gen Pico’s.
Is the “Raspberry Pi Pico 2WH” compatible with the “PiicoDev LiPo Expansion Board for Raspberry Pi Pico”?
My understanding is that the Pico 2 is pin-compatible with the Pico 1, and the LiPo board says it supports the Pico. But I’m also a complete novice at this, and I don’t want to accidentally make a stupid assumption and order the wrong thing.
Context: I want to quickly slap together a temperature & humidity sensor as part of a project for remote monitoring. I’m thinking Pico 2, LiPo board (cheaper than non-LiPo board), a PiicoDev Atmospheric Sensor, and a PiicoDev cable to connect them. Hook the Pico up to the control board via USB for data and power, job done.
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Hi Daniel,
Welcome to the forum!!
No such thing as stupid assumptions, its always good to check!
All official Picos are supported by the expansion board which includes the Pico (1) and Pico 2 - wireless and non-wireless.
I’ll update the pages to be more clear.
Liam
