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  1. 12 minutes ago, robsamui said:

    If the bike is from another province then this really messes things up, as the transfer cannot be done on Samui - but see below.

     

    From my experiences  ( not on Samui )   you have to inform the  DLT that you want to  "move"  the vehicle to another province

    for example it has Bangkok plates  and you dont want to go all the way to Bangkok to change name in the green book  so you go to the Samui DLT and ask for it to be "moved" to Samui  and change names, depending on various things they  might do it that day or  more likely ask you to come back  another day to pick up the book with new owner name and new Samui number plate.

     

    Using the "agent"  to do it all for you is a very worthwhile option    unless you have infinite patience, time and fancy a challenge.

     

    22 minutes ago, robsamui said:

    The tax on the bike is not more than 3 years out of date.

     

    I thought it was longer than that  15 years ???

    ...they definitely want all the back tax paid and an inspection done before they will transfer names.

  2. 1 part cement 3 parts sand 3 parts aggregate

    So 1 bucket cement 3 bucket s of sand and 3 of stones
    Mix up in a big plastic bucket all available from the local hardware shop.....remember to have 3 shredded wheat for breakfast mixing by hand is hard work.

  3. There used to be a pollution monitoring truck parked on  the very busy second road  near to Mike Shopping mall

    the results always showed as very good / good  for that monitoring station    :cheesy:

  4. 12 minutes ago, morrobay said:

    No just the opposite

     

    Yes your are correct   my understanding of an inversion... was inverted    :biggrin:

     

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    In meteorology, an inversion is a deviation from the normal change of an atmospheric property with altitude. It almost always refers to a "temperature inversion", i.e. an increase in temperature with height, or to the layer ("inversion layer") within which such an increase occurs.[1]

    An inversion can lead to pollution such as smog being trapped close to the ground, with possible adverse effects on health. An inversion can also suppress convection by acting as a "cap". If this cap is broken for any of several reasons, convection of any moisture present can then erupt into violent thunderstorms. Temperature inversion can notoriously result in freezing rain in cold climates.

     

  5. Its rather misty today in Jomtien   I think there is  a phenomenon called  inversion  going on   cold air  higher in the atmosphere traps  the warmer and stagnant air closer to the ground.

  6. 15 hours ago, LongTimeLurker said:

    ^ I tried autosearch which did nothing. Then tried manual search, and then added transponders using the frequency and symbol rates shown in the link you provided.

     

    Nothing found

     

    Thats quite strange  I would have expected it to find  something...does the receiver show  any signal/quality %  while it scans ?

    if  is there a search option called  blind scan  or power scan try that  it can take a long time  but should get some results.

     

    If you have no signal/quality  then  there could be some problem with  LNB settings  check  for power   13/18 v to LNB  and   check the LNB local oscillator frequency   often called LNB frequency    common values are  5150 Mhz  ( 5.15 GHz) for C band LNB's

    For Ku band LNB's  common frequencies are   9750 Mhz  ( 9.75 GHz)    10600 Mhz  (10.6 GHz)  and  10750 Mhz  (10.75 GHz)

    if you have the  Local oscillator frequency wrongly set   the actual frequency searched  will not be what is reported by the reciever

    so it can miss  everything.

    If you can do a blind scan  it should find something  even with wrong Local oscillator frequency  but  the receiver will report channel frequencies incorrectly  leading to much confusion

     

    Also don't confuse LNB ( Local oscillator frequency )  for transponder frequency    you set the LNB frequency  and once its correct  leave it alone...

  7. 15 hours ago, LongTimeLurker said:

    I got into the menus and explored the transponder settings but got nowhere with any searches.

     

    When you say got no where do you mean   it didn't find any channels or did it find channels but the screen was black ie encrypted.

     

    before spending more money on new receiver and card  I would  carry on trying to get  something with the old setup first.

     

    I  vaguely  remember that CTH was also broadcasting on Thaicom ( maybe only C band cant remember )

    so could be worth trying to tune  for channels from Thaicom  maybe your dish is pointing there instead ?

    http://www.lyngsat.com/Thaicom-5-6-8.html

     

    12272 Horizontal   on Thaicom should give  lots of free channels according to Lyngsat

  8. 5 minutes ago, cardinalblue said:

    the soi dogs in the back pissing on the unattended food crates

     

    The ones with rabies ????      the soi dog lovers will be along shortly  to point out that  dogs where here before us, are completely harmless never attack anyone and if we don't like it go home.

    what about the Thai people who are already home maybe they will at long last do something about the  dog problem ?

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