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But when they do...... LINE_MOVIE_1631747493069.mp4
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Water Tank Level Monitoring System
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
My man cave is about 100 m3, so I have ordered the 15 W UVC light and a weekly plug type timer. Thanks for the tip. -
Water Tank Level Monitoring System
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
It is actually a proper UV-C sterilization light bulb, but from research even UV-C light loses any sterilization effect within a few feet in air and only penetrate a few mm in water. To sterilize the water I would have to set up a recirculation bypass system, so for now it is just a fun gimmick. -
Should include this important part in the summary. He said they were packed into a pickup truck and, as they were travelling downhill on Friday night, the truck overturned, throwing all of them out of the vehicle.
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Water Tank Level Monitoring System
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
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Water Tank Level Monitoring System
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
The Nuclear reactor is up and running. Note the floating temperature sensor in the center of the picture. The UV light is not submerged in water, it is just a reflection in the now 2.3 m deep crystal clear water. -
Water Tank Level Monitoring System
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
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Awesome, soon this forum will have an active poster located in Ecuador. Aseannow is going global!
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Water Tank Level Monitoring System
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
Each of the 3 roofs have 4 filters, or 5 if you include the gutter screen. Time will tell how often I have to change/clean the filters but so far so good after about 300 mm of rain in October. -
Water Tank Level Monitoring System
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
Hope this file works. It is the same rain from inside the tank. 20211014120705063_dc55c0acf51740d6a543a2a057c81b40_F18379629_16-9.mov 20211014120705063_dc55c0acf51740d6a543a2a057c81b40_F18379629_16-9.wmv -
Nano vs. Panasonic - safe to use?
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
At 315 baht it is hard to say how much German quality you bought. Maybe this Randy fellow got a production agreement with Gump? -
Nano vs. Panasonic - safe to use?
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
Prices in the UK are actually very reasonable and make the 33 pound Panasonic look lime a total rip-off. Based on your experience and Woodworkers excellent advise and video I will just add another standard socket and plug the below unit in. The IKEA unit sound both safe and top quality from the video. -
Nano vs. Panasonic - safe to use?
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
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Nano vs. Panasonic - safe to use?
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
It didn't even cross my mind to check AliExpress, as I assumed the sockets would be of a difference size, but lo and behold for less than $2 you can install a death trap in ur living room. The one you got look of better quality, but I don't want a different size outlet. Thanks anyway. -
Nano vs. Panasonic - safe to use?
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
Do you recall what brands you installed? Bought online? -
Nano vs. Panasonic - safe to use?
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
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Nano vs. Panasonic - safe to use?
ExpatOilWorker replied to ExpatOilWorker's topic in The Electrical Forum
While I to a degree also agree with Woodworker, then I find it hard to justify the near x10 Panasonic price and feel you pay a lot for the name printed on the unit. -
I want to install some wall mounted USB sockets and this, to me unknown, brand Nano seem to dominate the online sites. While Panasonic is about 1,500 baht, Nano is less then 200 baht, but is it safe to use?
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DSI Seizes Truckloads of Pirate Products
ExpatOilWorker replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
I got a full refund from Lazada and the pleasure of writing a one-star review. Not sure who actually buy and keep this junk. -
DSI Seizes Truckloads of Pirate Products
ExpatOilWorker replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
All they have to do is look at Lazada if they want pirated goods from China. Just got a total useless SD micro card. Nicely packed, but worthlessness. -
AstraZeneca increases vaccine production in Thailand by 20%
ExpatOilWorker replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
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Tourism scene visibly livelier in some provinces
ExpatOilWorker replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
The Thai tourist industry is fighting a losing battle with the current administration calling the shots. Look at Greece!! No quarantine, no insurance, no test, you get sick with covid the government takes care of you for free, plus great Turkish coffee.- 16 replies
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Over 100,000 truckers go on strike demanding lower diesel prices
ExpatOilWorker replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Correct. https://www.pttor.com/th/oil_price_board?lang=en