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First registration 22 October 2020 Car is in my thai wifes name All papers ready for transfer. The car is in excellent condition. Always serviced by Mitsubishi in Chum Phae (Khon Kaen) Never accidet or flooded. Honest car. Reason for sale: Bought EV. This is the 2 wheel drive top model of Mitsubishi Triton. It comes with many useful extras that make driving very convenient and safe. - 7 inch Touchscreen with apple car play & android auto - 360° camera - front, rear and back camera with beepers - blind spot alarm -ULTRASONIC MISACCELERATION MITIGATION SYSTEM (ums) - cruise control FORWARD COLLISION MITIGATION SYSTEM (fcm) -REAR CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT (rcta) - auto start stop - hill ascent - front & backlight LEDs - 8-way Power Adjustable Driver's Seat -Two-tone Leather and Synthetic Leather Seats with "ATHLETE" Mark - strong aircon also for the back seated passangers - 265/60 R18 Monster Wheels

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It looks like it is working now. The inverter did not like pulling the CT string while working on full load, though. Strangely, pulling the CT string meant that the inverter did not come working again that day with the CT cable plugged out. I had to plug it in again. But pulling the CT string out the next day while the inverter was sleeping worked fine and does so now. Everything looks good now for a few days. The inverter is feeding back to the grid. The meter disc spinning backwards. Am me being a happy man observing it ???? Thanks Crossy for sharing your wisdom here. ????

Pulling the CT string brings the Solar output slowly down to 0w. Why is it? Restarting the inverter with pulled out cable results in the same. Going slowly to 0w. Plugging in the CT cable brings the output back up to about 1000w solar production at this moment. Am i missing something here? Maybe the Invt inverter needs the cable to be plugged in?

Crossy thanks to you. So it would be okay to just plug out the cable from current transformer going in the inverter? Thats easy. Does the inverter have to be turned off while doing that? That would be an easy way. And there would be no need to reconfigure the inverter when the man from The PEA comes to check the meter reading. Life can be so easy sometimes.

There is definitely no export to the grid. There is a CT anti reflux installed. I guess its telling the inverter to limit down power generation to not exporting to the grid.

THANKS for sharing your thoughts crossy. I am not exporting that is for sure. All my considerations would be solved if the inverter would be exporting. As you see its a bit rocket science, for me at least ????

Good Idea bluejets. Now there is a hugh water tank outside with direct sun exposure all day round. That heats up the water house supply quite a bit. I like to shower hot at 40°C yes. but Wifey and the small kids like it cold. Another Idea would be a Life4Po battery. How much capacity would be a fit for the 8x 450w panels? Did you or crossy maybe come about a reasonable battery solution lately?

Thanks Crossy. I was hoping to do the export meter DIY as wifey is strictly against anything that could be against the law. Actually If the solar guy comes to our house chances are high that she will find out what could mean lost trust in each other. Would you say DIY is doable for somebody with rudimentary electrical skills and no skills in solar whatsoever?

This is the manual for the smart meter. As mentioned I haven't got a smart meter installed. At least i speculate the small manual seems to a an export section in it. Not sure if it helps:

Thanks Crossy. Its a neat install for thai standards you might mean. There is a regular manual and a small manual for "setting up Export Limiting using a smart meter". (I haven't got a smart meter ) Ps: The meter should be an ordinary style spinning disc type. Looks fine to me. iMars-MG-Manual (1).pdf

This is my first post in the Solar Subforum so please be kind. First of all thank you very much for sharing your stories and experiences about your Solar projects. It has really been a pleasure to read what you guys have been doing and it has been a motivation for me to try my own small Solar project. I am currently runnung 8x450 W mono "sunpow" panels from lazada and a 6000Watt "Invt iMars MG6KTL-2M" inverter. The panels got installed by a local Solar handyman on top of a pu enforced metalsheet roof. The Solar is running for 2 months now and the inverter is set to no grid export until now. I assume from your posts that the 8 panels would able to generate 14 units/ day in average. We are using about 5 units from the Solar when the sun is shining and we are letting go 9 units every day. I am thinking to partially feed the grid like some guys here gave advice. But is there anything to be considered when switching on/off grid feed export in the inverter menu?

The media says stopping fertilizers comes with issues. Most land is not suitable for organic or no fertilizers due to poor soil quality. A prominent example might be Sri Lanka which is at the bring of civil unrest due to food shortages. I suppose that farming in Thailand is much more autark than in other countries. But then prices of organic fertilizers must go up in price if chemical fertilizers do. Correct me when I am wrong but fact is that Thailand is importing all it's chemical fertilizers. Is there nobody seeing any upcoming issues here?

How about the fertilizer prices? There are many stories in the media about fertilizer being too expensive now so fsrmers are not able to make profit with farming.

As we all see foremost the fertilizer prices and food prices are climbing with no end in sight. Who is doing agriculture here in Thailand and has an opinion about how bad the situation will become. Please no doom and gloom.

Did anybody travel to koh chang recently and would share their experiences? Thx

Where do you get a wave for 37k these days? I guess these days are over as inflation has also picked up in Thailand. Tell me the shop location. I would be pleased to buy a new wave for 37k today.

Here are plenty of Samlor/3 wheel motorcycles on the road. Wifes paps will connect it for her. Wife agrees now that a honda wave or kind of would suite her. (Funny how the thai lads change her minds from day to day ???? ) You are right papa Al. Honda wave would be the way to go as it is cheaper than an automatic bike.

Maybe you are right. With the 3rd baby on the way the needs a small bike with a bycar on the side. Was thinking about a aerox. But this scooter would probably a waste with a built on. She wants a automatic gear. So a Honda click or that kind of would do it I guess. There are some electric motorcycles on Lazada for cheap 26k tbh. 1500w motor and a 72v 32a battery. My guess is that their reliability is questionable and the 1500w motor would not do it with the bywagon.

Do you have some ideas where to look at? I liked to look at bahtsold . Com. The website is under maintenance got a while. Hoping for this great website to come back.

Are that dealers trustworthy? Sorry but my impression is that many Thais are not to be trusted when it comes to second hand motor buys.

Need to buy for wifey. All offers welcome. Can come and pick the bike up. Thanks.

Anybody running an on grid system with wind turbine? Playing with the idea to run solar cells and a wind turbine on a on grid hybrid inverter. If anyone has experience please share. Personally I am located in khon khaen area. Bought 8x 450w mono solar cells. Am looking now for an inverter and had the great idea to combine solar and wind. Suggestions and tips would be appreciated as I am a newbie on this field.

You could safe a little when using credit card promotions. It is something like spend 250k get discount 6k. I am building a house right now and also looking for ways to safe money. Comparing the prices of shops could safe a bit. Some products are cheaper online at lazada/shopee.