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I guess that much, may be hard to find here. Ikea has a wide range but not marked dim-able

http://www.ikea.com/th/en/catalog/categories/departments/living_room/20514/

Lower voltage should do it

Just adding to this thread, ikea thailand have the

Hi guys thanks for the fast replies,

Crossy, it shows it as 25th may, I thought that was just for the first entry.

I guess another Laos run for me

Hi all,

I am not sure if my double entry visa is still valid???

I have a double entry visa that was issued on the 26 Feb 13 with first entry before 25 May 13.

I used the first entry on the 3rd of March and left back to my country on the 21st April.

I returned back to Thailand on the 10th of September for the second time and customs said it already expired is this correct?

Cheers mates,

A Aussie traveller...

How easy is it to buy a fake WP ? Documents in Thailand are so easy to fake that its a joke.

I have a aussie international drivers licence. The paper style looks kind of like a thin passport without any official stamps in it. I showed the police my licence after a random pullover and he had no idea what he was looking at, he had to ask a taxi driver if it was real. I guess an arvo with photoshop could create some interesting licenses.

IIRC I made the crack about them going backwards, stand on your head and they will be fine

A simple plug adaptor is all you need.

hahaha i knew I fell for something.

Hi guys just wondering if aussie power tools will work in Thailand? i.e jigsaw, hammerdrill, planer etc. I have my ones that are pretty good quality and dont want to buy the local cheap stuff or rebuy all my tools if I can avoid it.

I know the voltage side of things is fine, I just read on a previous thread that in thailand power tools from aussie run backwards? Is there some convertor I could use with them?