carlyai

They need lots of help.

Question: If you live in a gated community, PEA won't install connections?

Can't see a problem why you can't connect your system to the grid as long as you already have the approved PEA inverters and connection setup. Sometimes you can get PEA workers to do the job 'after hours' that can smooth the way.

OK, but True office said have to change the SIM. They tried all the usual fixity stuff first. Yes another SIM with the same phone #. True SIM and they were TRUE adds. Seems to have fixed the problem.

Yes another SIM with the same phone #. True SIM and they were TRUE adds. Seems to have fixed the problem.

Wifey's Samsung had random adds coming and going. I tried to delete all the rubbish, but as soon as internet restored, the same problem. Took it to the service provider and they changed the SIM card. Fixed the problem. So maybe if you have an Android phone problem and you can't fix it, maybe as a last resort, change to SIM card. I didn't believe it also.

Wrong. I think those lovely girls behind the glass in those entertainment places are most dispossessed.

Bloody Australians causing problems again. Even with the wigs and dresses you can tell their bloody Aussies.

Twas a long weekend ....

Not being a Sparkie, just checking on the placement of these breakers etc., maybe there's an IEEECxyz or rule that stipulates the position the MOV or RCB etc. Also, would you wire the incoming neutral to the terminal block and then terminal block to breakers or just no worry?

As I was the youngest I had very well worn warm water baths.

If you are in the Pattaya area, there are/use to be garages along the railway line road (on the darkside) that will probably know. I had a driver friend who bought up old Mercs and did them up in the Patts area so people who can fix them are around. What about ask at Collinborn Auctions (if they are still in Patts.)

Hi. I have a 2013 2WD Honda CRV which we've enjoyed for a few years. Only thing wrong is that it's a little underpowered. My fault as I couldn't see the value (then) of buying the AWD CRV just to get a bigger engine and leather seats +. So this time I wanted to buy the AWD 2025 Honda CRV, but then I compared it with the BYD Sealion 7 and price drop for the Bangkok Motor Show, the Sealion 7 seemed the right buy. The internal space is about the same as the Honda CRV. We've had it for about 5 months and love it. Very easy to drive and long trips are easy and not as tiring as before. What I notice more now is the black smoke coming from a these badly tuned diesels and the stained roads from black smoke. Apart from the Sealion7 being a great car to drive, wifey and I are happy not to be causing any of that horrible black pollution. There is 'range anxiousness', probably because it's a new driving experience. Not that difficult to plan your charging stops, but long weekends in the Pattaya area was a problem finding working and vehicle free chargers.

I haven't had a hip operation, but had a difficult Total Knee Replacement (TKR) which was evidently too tight. Had the same knee operated on again where they removed and shaved 2mm of the patellar button. So 6 years later, really not too bad. Dr said 20% of people who have TNR are not happy. He didn't say dr stuffed up, just 20% aren't happy. I saw him again this year and he said the more ops you have, the more chance of infection and he would only operate again if I couldn't walk anymore. So you can have another hip operation, but you would definitely want to know WHY and success rate. I don't know your pain level etc, but a knee can take a couple of years.

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