CrikeyCon
Official source for the CrikeyCon 8 badge build guide and component list.
SourceCrikeyCon 8 · Australia · 2022
Simple LED and SAO-header soldering badge
A CrikeyCon 8 conference badge with a documented simple LED circuit, soldering workflow, three blue 1206 LEDs, current-limiting resistors, optional coin-cell holder, and 2x3 Simple Add-On header power path.
People
Official source for the CrikeyCon 8 badge build guide and component list.
SourceIt captures the smaller-community end of Oceania badgelife: a badge can be intentionally simple, teach soldering, support SAO culture, and still belong in the hacker-conference archive.
The official badge page documents component selection, 3.3 V coin-cell or SAO-header power, 1206 blue LEDs, 1 ohm resistors, a 2025/2032 coin-cell holder, a 2x3 SAO header, normal or reverse LED mounting, and step-by-step soldering guidance.
No firmware is claimed for this badge; the public source describes a simple analog LED circuit and mechanical/electrical assembly rather than programmable behavior.
The build guide explicitly frames component selection around availability and minimizing through-hole parts that could snag clothing, preserving the practical constraints behind small-run community badge design.
Lifecycle
The CrikeyCon 8 badge could be built with coin-cell power, 2x3 SAO-header power, three LEDs, resistors, and optional normal or reverse LED mounting.
SourceOperational history
The entry intentionally uses no hero image until an original licensed badge photo is sourced.