Good quality wire crimper/strippers, solder-less connectors, co-ax cable, compression coax connectors, co-ax stripper and co-ax connector compression tool. Boxed tool kit, easier to store. Drill & bits. Flares and/or highway triangles. Tire pressure gauges, camping shovel, exterior cleaning supplies. Starting battery charger for toad or MH.
Batteries for electronics and alarms, sizes AA, AAA, 9v, C and D not so often. We try to use rechargables.
If you want to really go overboard like me a full-timer, who at one time was a shop teacher almost 40 years ago. I carry 18 volt battery powered tools that use the same battery. Including the drill, hand held vacuum, impact driver, angle drill, sabre saw, caulking gun, trim router, circular saw, stapler, reciprocating saw, weed eater, with extra batteries and two chargers.
Do you need all this stuff? Probably not, but then again you might find someone like me in a campground who can help you out with a problem rather than run 30 miles to town to buy that one thing "needed" to make the trip much better.
Oh BTW, I carry 3 extra satellite receiver remotes picked up at yard sales. Nothing like getting ready to watch the Daytona 500 and finding the only satellite remote was crushed by a slide-out while setting up.
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