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Strange that Indonesia and the Philippines are not on the list. Prices on solar panels should drop further in Thailand 🇹🇭.
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How about a solar car port on a budget?
ExpatOilWorker replied to Crossy's topic in Alternative/Renewable Energy Forum
That is a very neat and nice made frame. Did you use 3x2" rectangular tube for the legs and 2x1" x 3.2 mm for the cross beams? Galvanized or painted carbon steel? What is ur slope? Same as your latitude? I will drop you a picture when my frame is coming together. -
How about a solar car port on a budget?
ExpatOilWorker replied to Crossy's topic in Alternative/Renewable Energy Forum
I need about 42 m in total, 6 x 7 m, to attach 18 panels in a 3 x 6 configuration. I am making a ground based frame and the slotted struts are easier to attach to the perpendicular support beams, than the usual solar rails. Isn't the second link (thai.con...) just Chinese based vendors? I have no luck using the chat function. I will contact BAP after the holiday, but looks like they have a limited selection. Can you recommend a big electric shop in Bangkok? Map link if u have it, then I will go and talk to them. -
How about a solar car port on a budget?
ExpatOilWorker replied to Crossy's topic in Alternative/Renewable Energy Forum
@Crossy, Unistrut, slotted struts, guide rail, C-channel, isn't that something that is commonly used in electrical installation? Apart from some short sections on Lazada, I can't find a vendor in Thailand. Do you know where to find it or just the right name in Thai? Ideally I want it with a similar 17 mm opening to the common solar rails. -
Any chance these Chinese scientists can share their stunning discovery with their hinge manufacturers??? My 2 years old cabinet hinge from China 🇨🇳 has seen better days.
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China hits back with 84% tarrifs on us
ExpatOilWorker replied to 3NUMBAS's topic in Political Soapbox
It was all about bonds. Inside Trump’s tariff retreat: How fears of a bond market catastrophe convinced Trump to hit the pause button https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/09/politics/trump-tariffs-retreat-bond-market -
China hits back with 84% tarrifs on us
ExpatOilWorker replied to 3NUMBAS's topic in Political Soapbox
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China hits back with 84% tarrifs on us
ExpatOilWorker replied to 3NUMBAS's topic in Political Soapbox
Yield on 10 years treasure are going in opposite direction in the US and China. Yield is going up to 5% in the US while falling to 1.6% in China. As some point, something will break. -
159bt Breakfast at Cheap Charlie's and a look at 99bt Nickys
ExpatOilWorker replied to CharlieH's topic in Pattaya
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I don't think you know how the Bretton Woods agreement works.
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visitors in my roof - how to remove them.
ExpatOilWorker replied to seajae's topic in General Topics
My anti gecko alarm system. 20220302190407755_C3X(F84185357)_F84185357_16-9.mp4 -
visitors in my roof - how to remove them.
ExpatOilWorker replied to seajae's topic in General Topics
Do you have these installed in your eaves? You could also have geckos, they run around and are very active at night. I use to have them. Nature found a wild solution for me. I will dig it out and post it. -
Coolant all over the car engine bay.
ExpatOilWorker replied to Packer's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
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How about a solar car port on a budget?
ExpatOilWorker replied to Crossy's topic in Alternative/Renewable Energy Forum
@Crossy, You have all DEYE inverters, 4 in total, right? Was there a specific reason for selecting DEYE or will all the major brands do pretty much the same. What is your opinion on SOLIS inverters? -
Now might actually be the golden time to be a landlord and rental rates could go up. With fewer people buying, more people will be renting at a time where the inventory of available units is dropping, because of damage. A similar shift happened after the sub-prime crises in 2008. Sales went down - rents went up.
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Very interesting solution. What is the difference between the two mains out? The 6.2 kW unit is rated foe 48V DC batteries and listed together with a 12.8V battery. Are you suppose to connect 4 batteries in series? That will give 51.2V, close enough to 48V? Wouldn't it be better to connect a 5 kWh LVTOPSUN battery, it isn't that much more expensive.
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UPDATE: Three high-risk government buildings in Bangkok no longer suitable for people to enter have been identified on Wednesday afternoon. The three are:Thotsamintarathirat Building at Ratchawithi Hospital in Phya Thai district of Bangkok, Department of Revenue building, Immigration Bureau office building. --- The Department of Public Works and Town and Country Planning said on Wednesday, high-rise 34 buildings in Thailand, mostly in Bangkok, have been declared uninhabitable due to Friday's quake in Myanmar. The Department has inspected the structural integrity of 3,375 buildings so far, and 3,130 can be used as normal, while 211 suffered from moderate damage but are still habitable.
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The Department of Public Works and Town and Country Planning said on Wednesday, 34 high-rise buildings in Thailand, mostly in Bangkok, have been declared uninhabitable due to Friday's quake in Myanmar. The Department has inspected the structural integrity of 3,375 buildings so far, and 3,130 can be used as normal, while 211 suffered from moderate damage but are still habitable.