I have a budget of 10-20k for a watch but have no idea what would be a good choice. I want something analog not digital and would most probably be looking for either a Casio or a Seiko and new ones at that. Please drop your recommendations
Edit: I am a Male with a faily decent wrist.
How to play her correctly. I trade well using my W cooldowns and all but this is just from youtube guides from a year ago. How do you carry with her? I want to learn something that scales well and has good teamfighting.
Even though situational, it is kinda underrated if there are multiple ap champs on the enemy team and yours as well. Since Ryze is short ranged its passive should almost always work as well.
DFT is much better and I can see why, every game I can level 2-4 kill just by Eing and weaving 2-3 AAs before the next E. It also outdamages alot of the stuff. One thing Ive changed is to try and add precision secondary tree with cut down and alacrity. Feels so much better due to the haste and the extra damage.
Every pro I see goes DFT and yes when I play it, sure is good for lane. But outside lane I don't really feel the benefit. Stormraider's on the other hand I can proc it 15-20 times easily in a game if I'm not highly outranged. So what do you guys do? (Red Ryze stay away)
It's almost always that mid to late game is just araming mid. Whenever I go to sidelane, I push the wave and try to hover mid but that's for the mid game. Late game when there's an obvious stalemate the only possible way to win is to sidelane, I take their towers and try to push till t3 if 3-4 members are on map. I don't run tp so there really is no chance of me joining a teamfight. But my top laners refuse to sidelane and my team randomly forces the fight 4v5 and dies and the game's gg. But if I don't sidelane and join the fight sure we win the fight but the lane states are so bad that we can't really end. How do I get out of situations like these. It has been 4-5 times like this in the past 10-15 games.
Hello everyone, so I was thinking of making a UPS since I have a problem of random power outages in my city since the last few months and so I at least for now want to secure the internet.
So I surfed the internet, and there were quite a few methodologies as to how to implement it. I didn't like the other ones, this one in theory looks fine to me, so I wanted to run a double check by you engineers to see if there will be any other hardware constraints which have not been considered here.
The basic pipeline is: you use the wifi adapter as input to the buck converter, which converts 12V to 8.4V to charge the batteries (2s and 3s configurations). The connections go to the bms module, then the output of those batteries is stepped up by using a boost/buckboost converter to give 12Vdc which goes to the router. There are schotkey diodes to prevent reverse current. What things should I be looking for to make it a simple useful project? And will there be any other hardware constraints?
The picture is one of the schematics for a general idea