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I have a clamp multi meter and a neon screwdriver

I have sent the wrong photo of the distribution box i am sorry . There has been a change in the supply wiring . I will send to you the correct photo

The same RCD is working as it should in the distribution box in the house fed through the meter you can see in the first photo. Can you point out which wire is not correct from the photo i sent ?

The meter is for the house above and not metering the distribution box in the photo .

Yes, the RCD will not stay on even with all the breakers are in the off position . I was the one attempting to fit the RCD.

I have a distribution box that will not accept the RCD I recently bought . Will not accept even all the distribution breakers are off . I am thinking that there is a fault in the bar holding the breakers . The distribution box is made by Schneider whom I have tried to ask for advise but without a reply. Any help would be appreciated , I have tried a second RCD that I have and that was the same result .

Unlucky in my opinion as Ireland has a good economy and he would of lived with his own countryman instead of living in the underworld .

Not sure if you know where you are , keep it in Australia

P word is the same as N word . Keep it in your own borders

Thank you for the help . Unbelievable amount , 1971 percent over 12 months or 5.4 percent each day .

No interest to the borrower I am sure . I was interested to know how much interest was being demanded , OK There was no mention of how long the 700 baht was meant to be paid and that makes it impossible to find the interest rate the woman was paying . I have read that many informal loans are 10 percent a month which is high compared to banks which are high enough at around 2 percent a month . The loan in question must be 100 percent or more per month which is way above the informal informal borrowers are ready to pay according to the market price . Loan sharks do not quote a rate of interest is total b

Difficult to work out what interest rate the woman has agreed too with the information given in the article . I can work out that the percentage charged is or was astronomical .

Airlines have some responsibility for the slack in numbers of tourists from around the world with there high prices designed to recoup there losses over the COVID period . High interest rates have also a part to blame . Hard to know when the Thai economy will revisit pre COVID .

If the cashier had placed the 1000 baht note under the till while handing change of 48 baht to the customer then there would of been 48 baht minus in the till . I always make it clear that I am handing over a 1000 baht note to the cashier .

A good way to know how well a countries economy is performing is to look at how well the aged are cared for . Thailand has amongst the worst pension schemes in Asia if not the world . Payments are from 600 to 1000 baht a month .

Best you ask the Thai workers on three to five hundred baht a day how the Thai economy is performing .

All that would follow your advice in Thailand would face a long que to get themselves examined .

Never mind the quality feel the width is my only contribution to this post .

Cave dwelling statement I do not agree with but the government spending on the less well off for winning popularity I do agree .

Not any available and you do not seem someone to rent too .

I would not recommend any that I have come across.

I have had 10 years experience of building homes for rental in Chiang Mai . Obtaining good tradesman is a major problem in Chiang Mai. Good luck

After having paid a fortune for the dingy I would say it is only fair that you receive a free health check at least before the British Indian PM sends them to Rwanda .