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In the published CC14 power schematic, R3, the LED current-limit resistor, used a library symbol whose value read 330 while its manufacturer and LCSC part numbers pointed to a 330 kOhm resistor. A November 6, 2026 commit moved R3 to a 330 Ohm part, and the Common Library renamed the symbol.
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BOM resistor part mismatch · designer repository commits · corrected in published design files on 2026-11-06
A BOM order placed from the design files before November 6 could have bought 330 kOhm resistors for R3. The commit calls CC14 an already-shipped generation but does not say which value was fitted on the event badges, so no defect on shipped badges is claimed.
- Badge
- CactusCon 14 Badge
- Category
- BOM resistor part mismatch
- Severity
- low
- Confidence
- designer repository commits
- Status
- corrected in published design files on 2026-11-06
- Timeframe
- published CC14 design files, February 10 to November 6, 2026
- Source note
- BadgePiratesLLC/CactusCon14 commit 45caaf6 and BadgePirates_Common_Library commit 4b00dea.
hardware source
Repository CAD tree with KiCad project, schematic, board, STEP, and related hardware-design outputs.
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hardware source
Interactive BOM output referenced by the README for placement help and parts review.
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hardware source
Human-readable schematic export referenced by the README for understanding power and connectors.
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image source
Official repository `CAD/CC14.png` front board-output raster retained locally as the image source and served as an optimized WebP delivery asset.
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license
CERN-OHL-S v2 hardware-license source for the open hardware design material.
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license
MIT license source for the repository software/content material.
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manufacturing output
Repository Gerber and drill archive for main and outer/attendee board fabrication outputs.
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mechanical source
Repository STL/3MF tree preserving 3D-printable BadgeBackCover and BadgeBatteryCover enclosure parts.
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official event page
Official CactusCon site source for the CactusCon 14 February 6-7, 2026 Mesa, Arizona event context.
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source
Repository README source for CC14 badge identity, manufacturing orientation, quick links, KiCad/Gerber/BOM/STL layout, and license split.
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source repo
Badge Pirates public repository preserving the CactusCon 14 badge design, build, manufacturing, enclosure, BOM, and licensing archive.
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CactusCon · retrieved 2026-05-15
Official site source for CactusCon 14, February 6-7, 2026, Mesa, Arizona event context.
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GitHub / Badge Pirates, LLC · retrieved 2026-05-15
Public repository source for the CactusCon 14 badge hardware-design and build-resource archive.
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GitHub / Badge Pirates, LLC · retrieved 2026-05-15
README source for badge identity, manufacturing workflow, schematic/BOM/CAD/Gerber/STL/art layout, KiCad tooling, and license split.
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GitHub / Badge Pirates, LLC · retrieved 2026-05-15
Image-provenance source for the official upstream front board-output raster used as the rights-cleared CactusCon 14 visual under the README's MIT software/content and CERN-OHL-S v2 hardware license split.
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GitHub / Badge Pirates, LLC · retrieved 2026-05-15
CERN-OHL-S v2 license source for the hardware design material.
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GitHub / Badge Pirates, LLC · retrieved 2026-05-15
Repository schematic source paired with the interactive BOM for verifiable public hardware-archive evidence.
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GitHub / Badge Pirates, LLC · retrieved 2026-05-15
MIT license source for the repository software/content material.
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GitHub / Badge Pirates, LLC · retrieved 2026-11-06
Primary designer source, committed November 6, 2026 by Kevin Bennett, for the R3 LED current-limit resistor correction in CAD/Power.kicad_sch: the old symbol's value read 330 while its part numbers (YAGEO AC1206JR-07330KL, LCSC C229929) were a 330 kOhm part; R3 is now sourced as a 330 Ohm UNI-ROYAL 1206W4F3300T5E (LCSC C17930). The commit calls CC14 an already-shipped generation.
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GitHub / Badge Pirates, LLC · retrieved 2026-11-06
Companion Badge Pirates Common Library commit of the same day, which renames the symbol and says both known board uses are LED current limiters that want 330 Ohm.
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