BritManToo

Me neither! But I support a woman's right to get one.

Same happened to me in Cambodia after using Booking.com. Complained and got 3kbht discount towards my hotel. Just a bit inconvenient.

You're what's known statistically as an outlier. Most guys are dead by 70 in Thailand.

Trumps kids all married Jews so he can't be an anti-Semite. As far as I can see all the Presidential candidates are OK with Jews, so Bidens speech is irrelevant. Not sure where Biden is going on this one (assuming he knows where he is when he started). As for Hannukkah, it's about lighting your house with candles and giving gifts to each other. Not sure where the 'eating oily food' came from, that's news to me.

If I may add, Side effects for anti-Malaria tablets can result in serious mental problems. One of my work pals went completely bonkers from anti-malarial tablets, had to be locked up for a couple of weeks, while locked up stopped taking the meds, then caught malaria while in the mental institution. You also need to start taking the meds 2 weeks before travelling, so absolutely no use as a backup to keep in your bag.

Seeds were too expensive for me, and I could only find autos. I ordered KC Brains Bahia Blackhead instead, flowers just as pretty and 6GBP for 5 seeds.

Best for foreigners not to break Thai laws IMHO.

Death usually occurs in the ambulance ride from your home to the hospital. Thai ambulances and their paramedics aren't all that good or fast. Which is why most people in Thailand die before age 70. Then when you get to the Thai hospital the doctors aren't all that good. I've encountered 3 serious misdiagnoses in the past 10 years. Gall bladder needs removal (it didn't) Appendix needs removal (it didn't) You have BPH and will need prostate surgery (I didn't)

Most installs would involve at least 3 different companies and I would expect all the devices to work together from the start. 1. Inverter maufacturer 2. Panel manufacturer. 3. Battery manufacturer 4. BMS manufacturer. My last solar install involved PV manufacturers x3, inverter x1, battery manufacturers x2, BMS x1. So that's 7 different manufacturers in total.

Thai minimum insurance has medical cover of 40kbht for anyone riding them (legally or illegally). If the bike has a valid tax disk, it will have the insurance.

The 10GBP postage was the decider for me, everyone else wanted more.

1st. You've just admitted you needed to go through a 'bug fixing stage' with your Growatts (that wouldn't have made me happy). 2nd. You needed an installer because you had no previous knowledge of solar systems (if I remember correctly). 3rd. Was it another poster that had all the battery problems? (EDIT: my bad that was ThaiFish) 4th. I have a Degree in Electrical and Electronic engineering, built my own batteries, installed my own system, welded my own panel mounts and it worked correctly from day 1. Finally, there is absolutely no valid reason why the batteries and inverter need to communicate (apart from greed by the inverter manufacturer).The BMS is all that is needed to manage the batteries (I have 2x 48V batteries working in parallel). I will also leave it to the forum readers on whose opinion they want to listen.

I think you should accept death when it comes. No health insurance for me (age 66).

That's very optimistic of you!

I'm betting your dad didn't live in Thailand. In Thailand your 1st medical emergency will probably be your last no matter how good your insurance.

No retirement in Vietnam, you have to either work, or marry a local. Cambodia and Philippines much easier to retire in.

Cannabis has been freely available in Vietnam and Cambodia forever. $10 a bag (although they always initially asked foreigners for $20).

You're missing something. My last order with them arrived last week, ordered on 6th, delivered on 14th.

Yes it does, but a pack of 5 regular for 6 GBP vs 1 feminised for 28GBP wasn't a hard choice. 5 Bahia, 4 Choice and 3 Escape germinated successfully along with the free feminised Blue Dream. Germinated on 18th Re-potted on 19th

Yes.

It's a cheap Chinese product sold at a premium price. If you like it, you buy it, I prefer to pay less for cheap Chinese equipment.

I have a vm2 plus (sold under many labels) So far in 6 months its only screamed at us once, when my step-daughter shorted a socket in her room. Had to turn it off and on to clear the fault indicator.

Yes they would, government minimum only covers 40kbht in medical fees though. But most unlicensed villagers don't bother to tax or insure their M/cs either.

Lao brick is around 8%, so the stronger hybrids should be 2x-3x the price of the brick.

Let's just use your review link .......... 520 rated @ 4-5, 70 rated @1-3 That's 12% of customers dissatisfied, which is a lot for any product. I wouldn't buy from any Lazada seller that had ratings that low. And if I were to be really picky, only 60% of their customers were entirely happy with the product (366 out of 600).