Crossy

@LALes It might be beneficial if you list out exactly what happened as bullet points There's a lot of information in the OP and later posts which seems to be causing confusion. It does seem that you ended up outside the Lazada system at which point their protection ends ???? And everyone, please stop the bickering of the thread will get closed.

Yes, I realise that, what I was referring to was this on the item sale page.

Some bickering posts have been removed. @LALes was this a "delivered by seller" item perchance?

And there was I thinking it was just a regular wet-season storm Climate-change is real enough (just how much of it is down to us humans is debatable) but I don't think we can really put yesterday's bit of cloud down to it 100%.

Define "flickering". When on, when off, when there's an extra load? Rapid, slow, random?

Yup. I published my incoming QR (pay me 100 Baht) on several sites talking about QR payment codes, thus far I've had no takers ????

Singapore is OK, but I'd go for Malaysia personally. Hire a car and get off the beaten track a bit (although Cameron and Genting Highlands are usually a must-do). Drive across to the east coast, maybe do Tioman Island (in summer when you can fly there).

Related anecdote:- Long ago my ex-wife walked in on our oldest daughter (who was 15 at the time), shall we say some "heavy petting" was occurring on the sofa with her well "topped and tailed". Wifey beat a hasty retreat. Next day said daughter was hauled off to the local Family Planning clinic, logic being that you're not going to stop them experimenting, so let's avoid having any little miracles just yet. Daughter told the clinic that she didn't want the pill as it "would make her fat!". So she was given a box of 144 Durex in a not quite opaque bag, to ride home on the bus! For some reason the pill became a hastily chosen alternative (they were in an opaque white bag). I can't imagine why she changed her mind

This is my problem, Madam wants to speak English (or Italiano - she's fluent, we courted in Italian), the grandkids want to practice English, all the project communications is in English leaving me precious little time to use any Thai ????

And SCB, it's right on the main page of the App ????

This can only be a positive move ????

At least the cells are new. Nothing wrong with these packs (although I wouldn't have one in the house, even a new one) just avoid mixing them with other chemistries.

Has anything more been heard about the staged discount for low users (under 500kWh)?

And now we are getting silly. Please feel free to connect whatever you like to whatever else you like. There's a thread on another forum about mixed Li-ion and LiFePO4 packs. Nope, nothing bad happened but it was a controlled test with small packs rather than a continuously operating system.

If you do try it please do it outside in a well ventilated area.

@carlyai did PEA inform you they were coming to replace the meter or did they just turn up and do it??

U mean Jenny or someone else? Got a link?? That's crazy cheap even for used cells.

Pretty much, there is one type of electronic meter for all supply classes which is happy from 5 to 100A. The 5/15 never actually limited the power you could draw other than by potentially blowing up if you went waaaay over the 15A max.

A word of warning, not all "48V" packs are equal. Absolutely do not try mixing a 16S LiFePO4 pack in parallel with a 14S Li-ion pack.

That's a good price then IF they really are new of course.

Our used CALB "golf cart" cells are doing a bit better than @BritManToo units, we can get about 8kWh in/out if I push them, but they are definitely well worn. Used cells are always going to be a lottery, but new 100Ah (5kWh) packs imported from China are still north of 60k when all the extras are included. EDIT Note that the pack linked to by @BritManToo is Li-ion not LiFePO4. I'm not sure a used Li-ion pack is something I would want in my home/garage due to the possibility of thermal runaway if one cell gets over-charged.

Meanwhile this track popped up on the Ken Bruce show last week (courtesy of Prof. Brian Cox' "Tracks of my Years" selection), I had never heard it before (they used the real comms clips from Apollo 11).

Clutch or brake? Some years ago we had issues with the clutch going to the floor on occasion, it recovered overnight of course (yes the fluid level was ok). Decided to get Ford Chaengwattana to swap both cylinders. It took them three days to get the right units (seems there are a number of different variants). Repair kits should be available.

What's really scary is that I actually worked with these chaps (RK05 discpak) attached to DEC PDP-8 computers!

All very interesting ^^^. But I'm sure most of us would be happy to plug in location and pull out azimuth and tilt angle with a guesstimate of how big a system would be adequate for our usage ????