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    What we can read from a sensor, and what we cannot

    Some sensors shout their readings to anyone listening. Others hold them behind a connection, a pairing, or an encryption key. That difference decides whether a device works with us.

    August 31, 2026
    Read →: What we can read from a sensor, and what we cannot
  • Buying Guides

    Tire pressure monitoring, and what the cheap caps do not tell you

    A trailer blowout is the most expensive thing that routinely happens to RVs, and the warning is usually heat rather than pressure. Three options, and one buying trap that will cost you the Bluetooth entirely.

    August 27, 2026
    Read →: Tire pressure monitoring, and what the cheap caps do not tell you
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    Freeze protection for an RV you are not standing in

    A burst line is a five figure repair that announces itself hours after the temperature crossed the line. Monitoring does not stop the freeze. It buys you the hours.

    August 24, 2026
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    Why your sensor drops out at the back of the rig

    Thirty feet is the number on the box. An RV is a metal tube full of appliances, and the real number is smaller. Where to put the hub, and what to do about a long fifth-wheel.

    August 21, 2026
    Read →: Why your sensor drops out at the back of the rig
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    What “supported” means here

    Most compatibility lists are names with ticks beside them, which cannot tell you the difference between a device somebody tested and one copied off a forum in 2021. Ours prints four levels of evidence, and this is what they mean.

    August 19, 2026
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  • Buying Guides

    Which temperature sensor should you actually buy?

    Nearly everyone starts here, and the honest answer is that a five dollar sensor is fine for most of what you want. Where it stops being fine is specific and worth knowing before you buy twelve of them.

    August 19, 2026
    Read →: Which temperature sensor should you actually buy?
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    The coin cell problem

    A sensor that has run out of battery does not tell you it has run out of battery. Why coin cells fail in the cold, why lithium matters, and why last-seen is a reading in its own right.

    August 18, 2026
    Read →: The coin cell problem
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    The part nobody sells you

    A sensor tells the hub. The hub has to tell you, and that second part is the one that quietly does not work. How to get a connection to your RV, including the storage case where it is hardest and matters most.

    August 18, 2026
    Read →: The part nobody sells you
  • Buying Guides

    Everything worth monitoring in an RV

    Most people buy their second sensor for a reason and their first at random. What is actually worth watching in an RV, in the order it is worth spending money on, including what we cannot read.

    August 17, 2026
    Read →: Everything worth monitoring in an RV
  • Buying Guides

    Knowing a door opened

    A bay door that needs a shove is the problem a five dollar magnet solves completely. What door and motion sensors are genuinely good at, and why neither is a burglar alarm.

    August 16, 2026
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