MJCM

InvadeIT has a couple for sale.

Link: http://www.invadeit.co.th/category/monitors/24-inch/

A Quick look at the datasheet ( http://global.dlink.com.sg/site_pdtpdfs/DSL-2750U/DSL-2750U_ds.pdf ) gives the answer

Connect to your high-speed ADSL connection with up to 24 Mbps downstream and 1 Mbps upstream.

Maybe because of this ??

The Samsung, LG & Sony outlets in Central Pattaya Beach are manned and supplied by Numchai

TV or Laptop ??

If it is a TV then Numchai or Power Buy

If it is a Laptop then have a look in Tukcom

No idea, where to exchange, but to answer your other question what it costs to buy £1,

At SCB you pay 48.0075 THB for 1 GBP, while exchanging 1 GBP gives you 46.335 THB

http://www.scb.co.th/scb_api/index.jsp

Other banks will have marginal better or worse rates

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A quick search came up with the answer to your other question

Bank Gold in Soi Rungland off Pattaya Tai, i know the name says "bank" but's not a bank as such - always been the best around here.

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finally the new visa rules on march 15 will be really bad for farang

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Which new rules ??

Any News "thehaplesstourist" ?? Did you get your passport back with the correct visa ??

^ It appears that you have a Multiple Entry Visa which you got at a Consulate or Embassy outside of Thailand.

Each entry (into Thailand) is good for 90 Days in total, so after 90 Days in Thailand you have to go outside of Thailand and re-enter. You can do this multiple (M) times until 17-1-2014

You do not need to do 90 Day Reports.

You only need to do 90 Day Reports if you got a Extension of Stay at your Local (friendly) immigration office

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And No you do not need a Re-Entry Permit, as a Re-Entry Permit is only necessary if you have an Extension of Stay issued by your local (Thai) immigration Office

Could be a case of Road Rage (but that's just speculating)

Question, how do you know these people are driving a rental ??

But, in general if you have a Driving License (preferable an International One) and Money you can rent a car. !

Unknown also could be mobile phones ?

If you had not used the unit for awhile (say 1 week) it may take longer to re-aquire the satellites. Not really sure if this is true with modern units but it sure was with the earlier models. The ephemeris data which describes the orbit of the satellite used to be valid for 7 days before a new one was required. Without accurate ephemeris data the receiver will take a while to aquire a position solution.

Interesting... We had a signal all the way from Lopburi to Jomtien the day before. Do you know if it searches for different ephemeris data upon power up from different distant locations? Is more than one satellite involved?

Maybe this helps:

http://www.noeman.org/gsm/garmin-tutorials/141508-reading-nuvis-satellites-map-page.html

I tend to agree, but but if there is a problem when you go for renewal then it can come and cause a problem.

Didn't you check the screen when they took the picture ??

Just combined the four letters of names of persons who are important in my life !

Your link doesn't work

Correct link: http://www.simplycoo...ucts/cruise.php

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I am not sure on this, but I doubt it that there is an aftermarket solution for getting a Cruise Control built in.

- Joke mode on -

Maybe you can use a Concrete brick

- Joke mode off -

^ The only places in Pattaya where there is a "Zero Crime Rate" when there are lots of Police and lots of Cameras flashing

^ They will never do that as it's a too big of a Money Maker for Governments

Java Update 11 is out !!

http://thenextweb.com/apps/2013/01/14/oracle-ships-java-7-update-11-with-vulnerability-fixes-increased-security-level-for-java-applets/

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I think this deserves also a place in the "Banking" Forum

^ Maybe this link helps:

http://www.java.com/en/download/uninstall.jsp

You don't have to go to a DTAC Shop, you can do it yourself:

Extend Validity – Press : *113*[number of days 30/90/180]*9# send Example: *113*180*9# send for 180 day extension. 2 Baht per month.

More codes here:

http://thaiprepaidcard.com/2009/keypress-codes/