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A few of our Fujitsu split AC units are leaking and we’re trying to find a good company to fix them. We had an HVAC company blow out the drain line, but they weren’t sure what to do when that didn’t work. It turns out that they specialized more in central systems, so we’re looking for a company with more split unit familiarity.

Does anyone here have anyone they recommend for split unit AC systems?

Hi everyone, my wife and I are considering the 2026 Camry XLE, but it feels like the dead pedal is slightly too far for her, making her left knee uncomfortable. We tried a variety of different seat distances and tilts, but nothing has fixed the issue.

We really like the car otherwise, so we're wondering if this is something we can fix. In searching for solutions, I've seen dead pedal and risers for other cars, but has anyone done anything similar for a Camry?

I'm wrapping up Gatewalkers and while we made it work, I know it's one of the weaker adventure paths. I'm looking into what to run next. My players mentioned that they're tired of the amount of traveling in Gatewalkers. They would like to have a more recurring setting and a stronger sense of home in their next adventure.

Has anyone had experience with Curtain Call and Season of Ghosts? These are my top contenders based on their concepts and community ratings.

I'm also interested in hearing everyone's thoughts on where any other APs land on a scale of how location-based or travel-based they are.

One of my players recently got an adamantine weapon and was wondering about the ability to damage armor. By the stats in the damaging armor section he should be able to break armor pretty quickly.

The item damage section mentions that when you attack a creature, you don't damage armor, but could my player choose to target the armor?

I feel like I remember reading a rule about not being able to target attended items, but I can't find it. Is there such a rule? If not, what would he need to roll to target armor?

I'm thinking about running Abomination Vaults, primarily because I've heard it is the easiest Adventure Path to follow the Beginner Box. My players are only halfway through the Beginner Box and are in love with their characters. I don't want to separate them from their characters or retcon them all to be cowboys, magical students or circus performers.

However, the content warning on Abomination Vaults is giving me pause. One of my players flagged body horror and human experimentation as yellow flags. So it's not an outright deal breaker, but it is a concern for me.

So I have a couple of questions about the module:- How graphic is it?- Can you give examples of some of the worst things that