Wio Terminal Battery Pack - Project - help Request

[ted756]

I show below a mini project to add a DS3231 RTC module to a WIO Terminal by placing it in the WIO Terminal Battery Pack and connecting with a 40 pin breakout board. As you can imagine space is at a premium so I have used some 10mm spacers to raise the back panel. However this leaves a 10mm gap around the side.

So can Seeed or anyone help with making a ‘fill in’ piece for an extended battery pack? ( I had hoped to show pictures here but they have been blocked)
![DSC_00521|690x388] upload://xMiCkpFN3bpGEBM0CHeYZuQpJZf.jpeg
Spacers, 40 pin breakout, DS3231 module
![DSC_00531|690x388] upload://zoj90v5PGyITu2SiMcszSjxRCkd.jpeg
40 pin breakout in place
![DSC_00541|690x388] upload://6ZpA1bi7KNVu49b6R0B3rlavKtj.jpeg
10mm spacers in place.
![DSC_00551|690x388] upload://zzCYvZJhqUP1XWvO9avsp73BfRo.jpeg
Module positioned to be connected to I2C, power and INT via breakout

Re assembled but “Mind the Gap”.
Help!
Thanks
Ted

[ted756]

Battery Chassis, 40 Pin Break out, 10mm spacers, DS3231 module

40 Pin Breakout in place

4 x 10mm spacers

DS3231 module to be connected to I2C, Power and I/O for Square Wave

[Baozhu]

@ted756 Very well made. Our panel V2 is also under simultaneous development and is expected to be released as soon as November.

[ted756]

I look forward to the update.
Any advice on a neat way to fill the 10mm gap on my V1 battery pack?