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Crossy

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  1. Odd that this is affecting multiple homes? @JuanMatus do you get your bill from the authority (MEA or PEA) or a private landlord? At 6,800 for the 3 months I'd probably just pay up and see what your future bills are (without our solar our bill would be that per month ???? ).
  2. A troll / inflamatory post and sensible replies have been removed.
  3. I started this thread as a bit of fun, which is exactly why the chap who built this car did it. He knew full well that the 10" wheels and tyres stood no chance of handling all those horses even with the smarts of the Tesla control gear. You know how much that mattered? Not at all! Since we seem to have degenerated into bickering this thread is now locked! Sorry to those who genuinely interested in just what you can do with a 60s chassis and 20s tech. If anyone wants to give myself or any online mod a really good reason to re-open please feel free to send a PM making your case.
  4. Also. If you don't have the original .apk installation files you may find Apk Extractor useful. Find it in the Play Store.
  5. Some off-topic bickering posts have been removed. It's not good netiquet to post all in upper-case (it's the internet equivalent of shouting) and it's less easy to read so we would rather you didn't.
  6. Even on it's orginal 34hp (850cc, the 1071cc Cooper S had about 70GGs) the mini was enormous fun to drive (slowing down for corners, optional!), so in "road mode" (100hp) it should be about 3 times as much fun. The whole point of this conversion is that it's sheer fun!
  7. Yeah, a fair amount of compromise to keep the beast as close to the original as possible.
  8. Got a Classic Mini? - How about a bolt-in conversion kit!! Sadly, it's not DIY due to liability issues.
  9. Remember those horses are Tesla horses with some very smart electronics, traction control is your friend. 0-60 measured at 5.9 seconds, pretty satisfactory on those teeny wheels.
  10. Yeah ^^^. Since you are signed in now, the browser you are using has remembered your password, Mr Google will tell you how to access it. Or you could change your email address in your profile right now (it's behind Account Settings on the drop-down under your username top right).
  11. Yeah, my Uncle Phil (Mums brother) had a white Cooper S (black roof of course) which cornered like it was on rails. Enormous fun to ride with him (I was way too young to drive).
  12. It even has the same (sort of) range as the e-Mini.
  13. Crossy

    Tile Wet Saw?

    Yeah, I have the Ryobi version, it just works. Use wet on tiles and concrete, dry on Shera board.
  14. Post a photo with the lid off (care please). We can gleen a lot of idea about the sparks from simply looking. We've used moonlighting PEA chaps in the past with no issues but you really never know. As to finding a qualified / licenced sparks for domestic ...
  15. Looks good to me ???? Not a manufacturer I'm aware of but if everything feels solid you're good to go.
  16. @OneMoreFarang where are you seeing 100 and 300mA units? They are useful in certain circumstances to provide discrimination but I've not seen them here.
  17. The Mill Market in Rangsit has some small turbines in the car park. I drive past every weekday afternoon on the way home from work. I have never seen them actually going round ????
  18. RCDs (just earth leakage) and RCBOs (earth leakage with over-current) are readily available in all the big-box DIY places (HomePro, Global, ThaiWatsadu etc. etc.), usually 30mA but 10mA are available. There is also an add-on box branded Safe-T-Cut which is an adjustable (30mA or lower) RCBO in a box, a bit expensive but handy to add on to an existing system. At least a front-end RCBO is a requirement to pass the MEA or PEA inspection for a permanent supply so every new build "should" have one. "Chint" are a mid-range Chinese manufacturer, major brands like ABB and Schneider (Square-D) are readily available along with a plethora of "off" brands. We installed ABB RCBO units when we built the house, but assorted add-on circuits have Chint and Chang units as what was available in the store at the time.
  19. Ok, since this seems to have gone political / pro-anti EV bickering I'm going to lock it. Our OP has his answer. Want to re-open? Give me or any online mod a really (really) good reason.
  20. Is your son Thai or foreign?? Let's shift this to the special covid forum for detailed discussion.
  21. We are in much the same position, were MG actually happy to supply but not install the charge box??
  22. What sensitivity is it set to?? If you post a photo we can show you how to tell if it tripped on over-current or earth-leakage.

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