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Polyester bags similar to this are sold in Rachawong/Yaowarat area in Bangkok for about 40 baht (per single piece).

My wife can sew 400 pieces in good quality , but we can not compete on price.

It will be cheaper to screen print, than using the services you mention.

The fire starts ~25 cm in front of the filling stud. It takes four video frames (at 30 frames per second) to reach the filling stud. There is no explosion caused by phone.

The pump operator has been looking at the pump display for 2-3 seconds, supposedly in order to stop the pump at a round amount.

But the petrol overruns the edge of the filling stud, and runs down and hits electric parts. Could be twisted wires, Could be charging plug.

So the fire is caused by carelessness from the pump operator, not by an incoming phone call.

Could also be caused by an incidentally exploding phone battery. This is unlikely, as the size of flames in later frames shows.

Rename to .mjpeg and it can be played with VLC and converted with ffmpeg

Try search for comapny "Hong Huat".

The probably have a shop in Chiang Mai.

Pahurat area and also on the other side of Chakrapet Rd.

You can use a triac regulator. About 200 Baht for a 1600 VA.

Or a variac (aka vario transformer) . About 1500 Baht for a 250 VA.

Or a capacitor in serial connection with the motor. Very cheap, but you may need to experiment a little. (And be skilled enough to mount it safely )

If you come to Bangkok, you can find these things in the Ban Mor area. Amorn group doesn't have any of this.

You can safely disregard the comments about frequency, just be sure you have enough momentum (torque) to start the motors, also when they are aging.

Be aware that some transformers you can buy here are badly designed. Too thin copper wire and big losses. The variacs you can find are ok quality.

It could be leptospirosis. Have you been breathing dust from the ceiling?

I would take doxycycline immediately, if it was me. Dicloxacillin should also work against leptospirosis.

Best to go to the hospital of course. It takes a week to get answer from a leptospirosis test.

I don't know about all mobile operators, but my operator (dtac) has calling prefixes.

Using such a prefix (for dtac it is 004 instead 001), I pay only 5 Bahts per minute to europa.

RSS feed has now been missing for near 3 days.

Has it been closed down?

I think you need RTV silicone.

Amorn group has it, at least their shop in Ban Mor in Bangkok.

I have tried to configure it

1. Using DMZ. But receive no packets. Tried with bitcoin (8333) port. Maybe True is filtering

2. Using NAT (Virtual Server) on port 80. Makes it impossible to connect to an outside web server.

I am monitoring the connections on my workstation with iptables (under Linux) and occationally with wireshark.

I want to ask True about what to do. Until then, I believe there is a problem with the Billion router.

As I am about to move, I don't even know if I will use True at the new location.

It would be nice to hear if anybody has been successful with this.

Try this:

http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/hdfForecast?query=bangkok

and the rain radars:

http://www2.tmd.go.th/radar/chnLoop.php

This shop has it. They have shops many places in Thailand.

They are specialized in chemicals for cosmetics and cleaning

http://www.honghuat.com/contact/

There is a hand shoemaker at Thannon Itsarapap in Bangkok , near soi 19.

Looking at the shoes on his display, I was not impressed, but my ex-wife told me he makes boots for police and navy officers.

Ihave seen a furnace being build for melting 200 kg bronze.

They used ordinary bricks and ordinary hollow concrete building blocks and puttied it up with something looking like china clay.

It took about 6 hours (using charcoal) to melt the bronze. I have no idea about have long time the furnace could be operative.

A furnace built up around the mould was fired up around 48 hours, but at a lower temperature (firewood only)

It was all made by a professional bronze moulding team.

If I was going to build a long lasting furnace I would propably mix some refractory materials on my own.

Amorn group in "The Old Siam Plaza" used to have a wide selection of remote controllers.

They have closed the particular shop that had them before, but probably just merged the sale of them into one of the other shops in The Old Siam.

No alcohol in the restaurant wagon. Big signs everywhere that alcohol consumption is forbidden on SRT.

After Rachaburi a railroad police man walked through the train; it looked like he was specififically looking for what people was drinking.

In Thannon Chakrawat in Bangkok.

Coming from Yaowarat, it is on the left side, not so far.

They have a large assortment of springs and steel for making springs

There are busses turning that way.

Guess private cars can also do that.

Configure your PC to use static routing, using google's nameservers 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4,

Oops, I didn't mean static routing. I meant static IP configuration.

Configure your PC to use static routing, using google's nameservers 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4,

No handcuffs?

Please take a closer look.

It is from cockroach poops.

Try Amorn group.

They have such things in Bangkok in a shop at Thannon Ban Mor.

My Zoomer- X goes 55 km/l. Mostly in BKK traffic.

And it has fat tyres.

Thanks to Variomatic gear, the motor goes at near optimal RPM under "all" conditions. But more friction than manual.