V1 — The open prototype
Version 1 proved that the idea worked. It used cardboard only on the front and remained completely open at the back, leaving the wiring and electronics exposed while the interface and controls were being tested.
ESP32 MORSE STATION / EVOLUTION
Four versions show how one working idea has become more protected, more usable and more compact with every rebuild.

01 / BUILD HISTORY
Version 1 proved that the idea worked. It used cardboard only on the front and remained completely open at the back, leaving the wiring and electronics exposed while the interface and controls were being tested.
Version 2 moved the working electronics into its own handmade box. It protected the project and made it portable, while keeping the same core ESP32, touchscreen, Morse key and software platform.
03Version 3 uses a transparent enclosure and a slightly larger 2.8-inch display. It is more complete and easier to inspect, but it is intentionally not the final compact shape because it still uses prototype wiring and off-the-shelf modules.
Version 4 is planned around a custom PCB and a purpose-built 3D-printed body. Removing the loose prototype wiring will make the device cleaner, stronger and considerably more compact.
02 / PROJECT FEATURES
03 / VERSION GALLERY
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04 / NEXT UP
NEXT MILESTONE / VERSION 4