Badge Pirates
Repository publisher for the CactusCon 13 badge CAD, outer-board variants, 3D-print files, documentation, reference material, and license record.
SourceCactusCon 13 · United States · 2025
Badge Pirates CC13 ESP32-S3 badge archive
The CactusCon 13 badge is preserved through Badge Pirates' public CactusCon13 repository, which publishes KiCad CAD files, Gerber output, outer-board variants, 3D-print assets, ESP32-S3 reference material, and a MIT-licensed source archive for the 2025 CactusCon badge.
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Repository publisher for the CactusCon 13 badge CAD, outer-board variants, 3D-print files, documentation, reference material, and license record.
SourceEvent lineage credit for CactusCon 13, currently anchored here through InfoconDB because a stable old official page was not recovered in this pass.
SourceIt documents the immediate predecessor to CC14 using public design files rather than screenshots or social media, including the role-specific outer-board archive that hints at attendee, speaker, staff, and Mafia variants.
The CC13 CAD archive exposes Project-CC13 KiCad files, schematic sheets for LEDs, MAX17048 fuel gauge, MicroSD, power, rotary encoder, screens, and USB connections, a STEP export, Gerbers, an ESP32-S3 pinout reference, and separate outer-board KiCad projects for attendee, Mafia, speaker, and staff variants. Public KiCad comments identify an ESP32-S3 WROOM N16-class badge core, SPI TFT with touch, two input buttons, one rotary dial, USB-to-serial programming, MicroSD, buzzer, LiPo charging, dual 14500 battery holders, and fuel-gauge hardware.
No standalone final firmware, badge-game source, OTA backend, or challenge archive was recovered from the public CactusCon13 repository in this pass. The record stays scoped to the public hardware/manufacturing archive and does not infer software behavior.
InfoconDB records CactusCon 13 as a February 14-15, 2025 Mesa Convention Center event. The repository's role-specific outer-board files make the badge lineage useful for preserving how the 2025 badge varied across event roles without publishing any unclear badge photo.
Lifecycle
The Project-CC13 board comments identify an SPI TFT with touch, two input buttons, and one rotary dial.
SourceThe CC13 archive comments document USB-to-serial programming, MicroSD, and buzzer hardware context.
SourceThe CC13 KiCad archive comments identify an ESP32-S3 WROOM N16-class badge core with Wi-Fi/Bluetooth LE context.
SourceBadge Pirates publishes CC13 Gerbers, KiCad sources, documentation outputs, and an MIT repository license.
SourceThe public repository includes 3d_Prints model/STL material and a Project-CC13 STEP export for mechanical reference.
SourceThe CC13 KiCad comments identify LiPo charging, dual 14500 battery holders, and fuel-gauge hardware.
SourceThe CAD-OuterBoard tree preserves attendee, Mafia, speaker, staff, and generic outer-board KiCad variants.
SourceOperational history
The record remains useful for source discovery while preserving the limits of the public documentation.
The entry remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying gallery, board-output, screenshot, social, or generated media.
The catalogue records verified hardware/manufacturing evidence while avoiding unsupported claims about badge software behavior.