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Victron vs Renogy: Which Solar Setup Is Right for Your RV?
Victron is better. Renogy is cheaper. Both work. Here's when each one makes sense — and the best combo that gives you both.
Home Assistant + Shelly on 12V DC: Smart Automation for RVs and Boats
Most smart home gear is AC-only. Shelly devices work natively on 12V DC — wire them directly to your RV or boat system and control everything through Home Assistant.
Best RV Tank Monitoring Sensors (2026)
We tested the top tank monitoring sensors for RVs. Here are our picks for propane, water, and waste.
RV Battery Monitoring: What Actually Works
CAN bus, BLE sensors, and the current state of RV monitoring — from someone who built their own system.
RV Waste Valves: Why the Twis-Loc Outlasts Everything Else
Most RV waste valves are disposable. The Twis-Loc is the exception — 50-year-old motorhomes are still running the same valve body.
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High Speed Screwdrivers
Comparing three ratcheting screwdrivers: the Overdriver, Stanley, and Craftsman.
Estwing E3-16C Claw Hammer
The $20 one-piece hammer that'll outlast everything else in your kit.
Damaged Screw Extractor / Remover
Every pencil needs an eraser, and every kit needs an extractor.
Knipex High Leverage Diagonal Cutters (8")
At $35, these Knipex cutters handle hardened nails and piano wire without flinching.
Self Adjusting Wire Stripper
Every kit needs a good stripper. Here's what to look for in the $15-20 range.
Cost Effective VETO Killer?
Can budget tool bags compete with the $220 VETO PRO PAC? We tested three options.
Premium P80 Tool List
The curated $800 tool kit that covers 80% of what you'll ever need.
The P80 Socket Rail
Why socket sets with organizational rails belong in every portable tool kit.
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