ESP32 LoRa case

This is yet another ESP32 LoRa case!

ESP32's are little computers with a few input/output pins. The "ESP32 LoRa" is one of these Micro Controller Units, combined on a printed circuit board with an OLED display, and a LoRa (long-range) transmitter/receiver.

Imagine a little thermometer in your greenhouse - the display on it shows the current humidity, and temperature, and the antenna transmits the information up to a few miles away - for example to your PC in the home-office!

That's what these ESP32 LoRa gizmos can do when you add a few extra components.

This case doesn't come with space for extra components, but you can drill holes into the side (or edit the OpenSCAD script) to expose the input/output pins to wire them up.

The model of ESP32 LoRa I have has a power plug pointing AWAY from the circuit board - very awkward. I cut a hole in the back to plug in Li-ion batteries...

It doesn't need screws as the base presses onto the front panel. The fit maybe too tight, so