BigT73

Thankyou all for your replies ????

Hi all,  I am looking to visit Thailand pretty soon for less than 30 days, I am from a western country and don't require a visa.

Pre Covid - Just fly in.

During Covid, I had to stay in the quarantine hotel with pre arranged ride, vax certificates, covid insurance and return ticket.

I was just wondering what the current entry requirements are?  My local thai embassy website doesn't mention any entry rules.

Best practice is to get your user manual or look up the model online for a manual.  They give specifics for cable dimenision, circuit breaker size and if its on its own dedicated line.

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Pareena Kraikupt

*kairupt

18 hours ago, pagallim said:

Agreed, here it's typically galvanised steel frame and cement tiles.   I had spray foam installed in our place some 7 years ago and it's proved excellent.   We had no previous leaks anyway, but the foam has effectively locked the tiles in position.

 

What I like about your design is you can have recessed light fittings. The batts in my ceiling had holes cut in them for my inset lights.  I noticed a difference  after the holes were cut.  In hindsight either your option or do some drop down ceiling just for lighting.

Probably the bin for the locomotives was in the same envelope.

Their updated policies are quite mysterious and dont update all the webpage info, but from the banking website I can see up to 3 different numbers.

I just bought a new phone and went through the headaches, Kasikorn and TMB definitely need original sim with 3g/4g for first logon.

Bangkok bank more focuses on the correct ID info, but if you bomb 3 times you need to go into the bank to reset.  That was fun, not

On the BB internet banking website it allows you to have up to 3 numbers tied to the banking app.  Otherbanks if you dont use the registered sim number as 3g internet wont allow you to do the first logon.  Once you do the first logon can use any internet for additional logons.

Thanks for clearing that up!

The only thing that sucks about the RAT it must be done 24hrs before boarding, it should be on the same 72hr window.  You still could get Covid after the RT-PCR 72hrs prior, its not like u go into isolation after your test.

On 1/28/2022 at 9:41 AM, dutchweller said:

Australia only require a RAT test administered at a Clinic with a certificate issued by a doc for entry now (500 Bhat ) each for pre departure testing

I agree Im returning home soon, tickets are cheap.  Australia still requires the pcr test within 72hrs of departure and no quaranteen on arrival.  Just a RAT test within 24hrs of arrival

https://covid19.homeaffairs.gov.au/preparing-to-travel-to-australia-from-overseas

Nice to see another part of Thailand, camera work is a bit shakey.

The larger appliance manuals state what size wire inside the walls and matching circuit breaker also if it needs to be on a single dedicated circuit.  Your sparky seems to be switched on with 18 circuit breakers its easy to find whats tripping or if you travel can just leave the fridge circuit on.  I noticed your adapter plug didnt have a earth pin.

Cryptobaht.io - trustpilot seems to think otherwise, owner seems to have vanished with peoples btc.

Sheraply is very very heavy, I used a masonary bit to predrill and angle grinder to cut it. 

I used this in a shower application.

Gparted,  download iso and install on usb.  Start your system via bios then usb.  Gparted will detect all attached disks.

2 minutes ago, RJRS1301 said:

The information was for UVC, but the discussion is about hard surfaces not for use on humans.  OP was about clearing"the house".

Anyway 

your link says 222nm when they did the test.

and another link here says 254nm

https://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/medical-robots/autonomous-robots-are-helping-kill-coronavirus-in-hospitals

Im not trying to prove you wrong, just trying to get the right information out there, whilst all this is going on.  Safe health mate!

31 minutes ago, RJRS1301 said:

Scientists have known for decades that broad-spectrum UVC light, which has a wavelength of between 200 to 400 nanometers (nm), is highly effective at killing bacteria and viruses by destroying the molecular bonds that hold their DNA together. This conventional UV light is routinely used to decontaminate surgical equipment.

 

https://www.genengnews.com/topics/translational-medicine/uv-light-that-is-safe-for-humans-but-bad-for-bacteria-and-viruses/

 

Hospitals and dental surgeries have used it for many years

No that is still not correct,  not all UV lighting is the same.

There are 3 types of UV lighting. 

UVA in the spectrum of 3-400 not germ busting, i.e girls use this to harden nailpolish gel.

UVB also not considered germ busting and cancerous i.e sun.  this is why leaving items that have been in contact with virus in the sun is not killing germs

UVC in the spectrum of 250nm. safe on humans not to get cancer and what is being used in hospitals buses dentals etc.

I just thought you had some updated information about the other UV sources..

23 minutes ago, RJRS1301 said:

THe post was about the light cleaning hard surfaces

No the post is about UV light killing germs/viruses. As mentioned its UVC in the spectrum of 250nm, but I cant find out why UVA and UVB dont work.  UVA is in the 300-400nm spectrum.  If you had any links to your info it would be interesting.

3 hours ago, RJRS1301 said:

UV from sunlights is affected by the effects of ozone, and the wavelengths of UV have to be 200-400 nanometers

300-400 is UVA frequenzy is considered too high,  I am not sure if its cause it causes cancer too easy?  if it was a cancer issue and worked it would be good for masks. the nail polish gel uv lights operate at UVA 300-400 and are on shoppe for around 150.  These disposable masks theres no other way of cleaning them without loosing their effectiveness. 

4 hours ago, vermin on arrival said:

Not at all. Just trying to survive. As soon as travel opens to Taiwan or Laos I am outta here.

Goodluck in Laos, they think faranges are lepers now.

45 minutes ago, LivinLOS said:

have bought iirc 24 policies the bulk being 450b for a lump sum of 100k and a handful of 850b 100k medical and 1 million death for the elderly family. So if any one of 24 people get sick, there is 100k payout on about 11 or 12k of premium.

Sounds like alot of raffle tickets.

15 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

Hate to say it, and would hate to see it, but I have a feeling Thailand may lose one-fifth of their population before this is through, mostly because of their own ignorance. 

It would align with the same attitude in wearing helmets and the huge number of fatalities here.