The ESP32-C3 OLED screw terminal base seen from above at an angle: a black board with a green eight-way screw terminal block down each long edge, numbered 3 to 10 on the left and 0, 1, 2, TX, RX, 3V, GND and 5V on the right, two black sockets between them for the ESP32-C3 OLED board, a white JST battery socket at the bottom, and a slide switch and two mounting holes at the top.
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ESP32-C3 OLED Screw Terminal Base

A 25 × 20.5 mm ESP32-C3 board with a 72 × 40 OLED already wired to GPIO 5 and 6, and three bases it seats on, each with a battery connector, charger and switch: 2.54 mm pins, push-in terminals or screw terminals.

Holes out
16
Terminals
2 × 8at 3.5 mm
Mounting holes
Ø4.8mm, 16 mm apart

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The ESP32-C3 OLED and its three bases

One ESP32-C3 OLED board, three bases it seats on: 2.54 mm pins, push-in terminals or screw terminals. Each base carries the same battery connector, charger and power switch.

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