Problem
Ready-made devices can cost like a small holiday, while simple fixes get buried in forum threads and wiring diagrams.
VanPartacz
Not perfect. But clever.
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Smart camper DIY
Original camper projects: free guides, open files, and optional ready-made modules for people who prefer travelling over soldering at midnight.
Why all this exists
Ready-made devices can cost like a small holiday, while simple fixes get buried in forum threads and wiring diagrams.
I build solutions, test them in a camper, and document them plainly: wiring, parts, code, installation.
You build it yourself for sensible money, or order a finished module if electronics is not your favourite hobby.
Project 001
One line is the ground, the other one is the current vehicle tilt. Scroll drives it here; a sensor drives it in the device.
VanPoziom
It is meant to be simple: turn it on, read front-back and side offsets in centimetres, and follow the hint. No ad-filled apps, no rituals, no guessing whether the fridge has forgiven you.
LEVEL
LEVEL
VanPoziom in action
On the page, scrolling creates the motion; in the camper, the module sensor does. The idea stays the same: one line is the ground, the other shows the tilt, and the hint tells you which corner to lift.
LEVEL
LEVEL
The phone shows the same logic as the camper display, just more convenient when you are standing by the wheel and adding a leveling block.
Smart Camper series
The idea is simple: fewer expensive black boxes, more understandable projects you can build yourself or order ready-made.
Camper leveler with ESP32 and a 2-inch display. Files, PWA and instructions are already connected.
Open VanPoziomA system that cuts the water pump before it starts performing its unnecessary solo.
A solution combining mains and alternator charging for a fraction of typical ready-made device prices.
Project downloads
No maze: one place with project files, instructions, PWA link, and the information needed to start building or testing.
project files, guide, PWA link, and launch materials
More ideas will appear after first tests and proper documentation.
How it works
You get the guide and files. You assemble it your way, learn, tweak, and then triumphantly say: “it works”.
If the project saves you time or nerves, the support section has a voluntary thank-you link.
For people who do not want to solder, flash firmware, or argue with a ground wire: I can build the module for a fair price.
Projects touching 230 V will be documented with extra care: warnings, responsibility boundaries, and clear notes when a qualified person is needed.
Support VanPartacza
If VanPoziom or future projects save you time, you can send voluntary support through BuyCoffee. The guides stay human-readable and not locked behind a coffee wall.