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A decent pair of scissors with a coating on the blades.
A barometer
Upgrading my USB3 external drives cables (USB3 micro B) from the old A connector to C connector
Pocket knife
Rechargeable headlamp
KD polorized sunglasses
3 meter charge cable for the phone
IR remote for the laptop (LibreELEC/Kodi)
0.5L waterproof bag inside my backpack for electronics
RGB / cool & warm white LED string with remote
magnetic phone mount with a suction cup
I think that's everything I use everyday under $20 without being ridiculous. And I do use each of these multiple times a day.
What are you using a barometer for so frequently?
That's what I wanna know. I'd love a barometer but I cannot think of any reason why lol
Get one! Learn to predict the weather by keeping an eye on pressure changes. It could be a little hobby.
I live on a cruising sailboat.
To predict the next shit storm
I second a headlamp. Almost mandatory if you're camping I think. I got some cheap ones and use them around the house / garage too. More useful than they seem at first glance.
Long USB cables can be problematic, and to avoid problems may need to be inconveniently thick and stiff. I've taken to using an AC extension chord for most of the length when I need to charge far from an outlet.