MJCM

Article in the Bangkok post today... "More Water on the Way... but this time for drinking" http://http://www.ba...me-for-drinking

Correct Link:

http://www.bangkokpost.com/business/economics/263721/more-water-on-the-way-only-this-time-for-drinking

I think you mean your own post #804 ?

Are you discussing the image at the bottom of the link page? i.e. the one which says potential flood levels?

They seem to have changed the image. The original image was this one

^ @RickBradford, thanks for clearing that up

If I see that BBC Sat image, there is also a real chance of Chachoengsao and then Chonburi Province flood.

The misses called our Water delivery guy today, and the only thing is they are getting low on stock on the 20ltr bottles. But no problems getting drinking water.

Threads like this really don't help, the panic then becomes self sustaining, supplies are coming through how else are people able to fill their shopping trolleys?

Fedex is the problem. Always use EMS not one of the express delivery services.

Could you please explain why one of the express delivery services is a problem ?

Confusing!

Quite different at least concerning the 2wd GT:

No 17 inch wheels, no 5 gear box auto, paddle shift maybe.

Some other minor changes not mentioned even.

Got a phone call this morning that I can have a look

at the GT 2wd in blue and the manual gasoline version

in black.

Those options don't appear in your brochure either.

Warranty reduced from 5 to 3 year ...

Is it only a part of the brochure?

Greetings,

Limbo

You need to read the "<" symbol as being จาก (from) or เมื่อก่อน (previously/before), so what it's actually saying is the GT grade:

has 17" wheels, previously 16"

has 245/65R17 tires, previously 265/70R16

has 5A/T, previously 4A/T....

Are there any advantages to have 17" instead of 16" on a PJS 2WD?

I have a nuvi 1300T, and it is good except I haven't figured out how to find sub sois by typing them in. It is good for finding main street locations.

This is a topic for people with experiences or questions about the Nuvi 2575, I think it's better that you open a separate topic for the Nuvi 1300T

I was hoping to find a PDF file of the owner's manual of the Nuvi 2575 on garmin.com but it is not there. Does anybody have a link to this manual? I prefer to study the manual before buying a gadget of this type.

http://www.garmin.co...vi_2575r_sg_my/

The only difference with the Thai Sold version (ESRI) is that the Thai version doesn't have a compass, so you can skip that part of the manual.

Purchased a Garmin Nuvi 2575.... also the driving camera as an extra...

Is the camera a separate device that you connect to the Nuvi with a cable?

Yes, it is and it costs an additional 3-4k THB

Does anyone have a English Manual for the Pajero Sport ? The Manual we got with the car is in Thai. I already asked sales and they said "Don't know, but will ask"

thanks

It's 300 Baht for the English manual - order it through the spare parts division if sales don't know of it.

Thanks MRO

Went back to the Dealer in Pattaya with this info, but they came back that it was 1000 Baht.

I'm off to my House in Buriram tmrw and will go and ask the dealer over there.

Does anyone have a English Manual for the Pajero Sport ? The Manual we got with the car is in Thai. I already asked sales and they said "Don't know, but will ask"

thanks

More likely you forgot to remove the rat piss or cockroach turd on the top of the can.

That's my quote of the day! Hilarious, and yet so true. If you want to drink out of a can you bought from a local Thai shop, you've got to wash it first!

Very true, that's also the reason why, when you order a Beer in Cambodia, the waiters always wipe the top of the can with a Tissue before they open it.

Where was this thread moved to? Helps, if it's moved, to say where.

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Thanks Phil, very useful.

Try installing the add-on: Add-On Compatibility Reporter. It will make most of your add-ons compatible with whatever version of FF you're running (it somehow keeps the add-ons from checking the version number). They report "not compatible", but they work just fine!

This indeed works just fine, and I also did this: http://kb.mozillazin...s_compatibility

(I changed all versions from 6 to 15, this would keep everything working well till about December )

pisses me off ! continual updates and add-ons are never compatible and lose them, they can shove it !

+1

My guess Bangkok Pattaya Hospital Heart Center, just give them a call , Nr: 1719. or 038 259999

http://www.bangkokpattayahospital.com/en/heart_center.php

No idea about the costs though, but it will not be cheap, I had a Heart stress test done there and it was in total 5000 Baht, including some medicine

^ Thanks.

This is valuable info, as the misses will be going home (Buriram) that way, now I will send her via Kabinburi and Chok Chai.

Which road Nr are you talking about ?

33, 359 or 331 ?

Thanks

I only hope that all the other Cruze owners aren't so Pompous

This info could be useful for a lot of people, so why keep it a secret ?

The other side of the Sukhumvit Road (coming from the Beach) is called the "Dark Side" but as to why, maybe because there used to be nothing there, and it was Dark (but this is just speculating)