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Inside Orbit
This curated example uses manufacturer models. It was not generated from your draft, and its candidates are not added to the live component selector.
The purchased base and K130 stay intact. The head-power terminal is unplugged: socket seating depth and snap contact geometry remain unknown. Mounting hardware, retention and physical fit remain unverified. No product assessment has run.
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Original enclosure. Rear access remains open. Closure and retention need physical verification.
Manufacturer geometry. Turn the knurled ring; the housing, orange bezel and display stay fixed. Manufacturer source ↗
Original support above the complete robot. Mounting hardware and physical retention remain unverified.
Manufacturer assembly with visible wheels, caster and simplified electronics. Its controller and motor drivers stay inside the intact purchased base. Manufacturer source ↗
Proposed separate head-power route. The plug remains unplugged because exact socket and snap seating are not established. Manufacturer source ↗
Two separate power paths
The base uses its factory battery holder, onboard regulator and motor drivers. The source candidate is four Pololu #1002 rechargeable AAA cells. Charge the cells outside the robot.
The separate face supply is a proposed L522 battery, 232-M lead and supplied terminal route to K130. The red lead is positive; black is ground. The plug remains visibly separated. Peak current demand, snap seating and usable runtime are unresolved.
The face and dial demonstrate browser interaction. No device firmware, command link between head and base, or driving behavior is claimed.
Sources and remaining work
Base geometry: Pololu Corporation, with simplified electronics in the manufacturer model. Head geometry: M5Stack, under the supplied MIT licence. The hood, adapter, face artwork and ring cue are authored concepts. Payload, balance, fasteners and retention need physical checks. These are source notes, not computed fidelity or buildability verdicts.
Technical evidence · Base power source · Base battery candidate · Head model licence