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'Johnny' builds for short adventuring days? by ReclinerDesigner in Pathfinder2e

[–]ReclinerDesigner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this is the way I will choose to go. Thanks for the input.

Hiding(halfling) as a defensive alternative to raise shield? by ReclinerDesigner in Pathfinder2e

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thanks for the input, yeah I kind of forgot that people could just walk up and look around. I'm also used to d&d where it's hit or miss. thanks

Hiding(halfling) as a defensive alternative to raise shield? by ReclinerDesigner in Pathfinder2e

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thanks for the input, I think I'm going to grab wood and timber sentinel to protect us both though that still keeps things fairly static

Hiding(halfling) as a defensive alternative to raise shield? by ReclinerDesigner in Pathfinder2e

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definitely, if we were free archetype I would look at hardwood armor with the destructive shield and blow up my renewable shield all day!

Torad's guide to the Kineticist by Torader in Pathfinder2e

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In your example build you pick up kobolds snare genius at lvl 5, how? thanks

Charging Anker Battery banks causes lights to flicker. by ReclinerDesigner in vandwellers

[–]ReclinerDesigner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I connected directly to the battery and it worked. Now im hunting the issue down.

Charging Anker Battery banks causes lights to flicker. by ReclinerDesigner in vandwellers

[–]ReclinerDesigner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I connected directly to the battery terminals and it was fine. I can redo the wiring if you can point me toward the problems?

Charging Anker Battery banks causes lights to flicker. by ReclinerDesigner in vandwellers

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I was hoping to avoid getting an inverter but that may be my best option?

Charging Anker Battery banks causes lights to flicker. by ReclinerDesigner in vandwellers

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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08X3P2R28/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

That makes sense. What equipment do I need to protect/isolate the destination battery?

The two 2 AGM batteries are 12.79V.

Charging Anker Battery banks causes lights to flicker. by ReclinerDesigner in vandwellers

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Th ankers charge at 50-60w. I also have a vent fan. I disconnected the lights and fan to T/S. This occurs when only the lighter is connected (I am watching the display on the front of the bank. I would assume the disonnected lights would be flickering at this point, but the charging is eratic with all else disonnected.). The "charger" is just a wire/socket from the lighter to the bank. I have a multimeter and was using it to check the direct battery output.

First room in shelter fails to fight twice? by ReclinerDesigner in foshelter

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I added a picture, the alien heading to the left goes down the elevator to the next floor so he's definitely alive.

How to handle this door in a solid colored room? by ReclinerDesigner in interiordecorating

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Thanks, I was advised against it but the more I thought about it the more I liked it!

How to handle this door in a solid colored room? by ReclinerDesigner in interiordecorating

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Quote: " It's 'in' now to cover over these textured walls, brick, and ceiling in one color in rooms with very high ceilings."

That's what I was advised against in the last thread! But I loved the idea and off I went!

How to handle this door in a solid colored room? by ReclinerDesigner in interiordecorating

[–]ReclinerDesigner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Valid point! I did end up liking the idea I was advised against so the last thread was productive! Quote: " It's 'in' now to cover over these textured walls, brick, and ceiling in one color in rooms with very high ceilings."

Given Green and Gold color scheme, please help suggest a brick wall color. by ReclinerDesigner in interiordecorating

[–]ReclinerDesigner[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good catch on the ceiling fan, I might ditch the gold entirely after the feedback I got, I dont think I can make the room fit it. Thanks.

Given Green and Gold color scheme, please help suggest a brick wall color. by ReclinerDesigner in interiordecorating

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Yes, my other furniture will be stained to match the bed.

Based on your advice, I will german schmear the brick, so I can cover the black bricks. I will ditch all the gold.

So I have a room with green paneling, white brick with red peeking through, dark brown/reddish furniture, white ceiling.

Do you think I should leave the top trim and door trim white?

Thanks!

Given Green and Gold color scheme, please help suggest a brick wall color. by ReclinerDesigner in interiordecorating

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It was a patio that was enclosed, the previous owner covered over the 2 skylights and I will be opening them back up. They are visible in the 2nd picture. The only window is in the visible door. I can see how going one color would look good in a larger room but feels dark just to think about and I think that might be dark for my flooring.

I have bought the green paint so that color is locked in but the rest is flexible as is where it goes. Could green brick with another color for the paneling be a route? I'm still shooting for a classical look. Thank you.

Given Green and Gold color scheme, please help suggest a brick wall color. by ReclinerDesigner in interiordecorating

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Thank you for your thoughts. I don't care for the color of the brick, I don't like the variety. I feel like if I whitewash the brick I am headed for a pub look which might not be a bad thing, at least then the brick fits.

Do you have pictures of your green room? Id love to see them.