Happy Grumpy

On 4/2/2020 at 10:33 AM, Bangkok Barry said:

why Thailand has such a disdain of foreigners

Penis and wallet envy. 

Combined with indoctrination from birth about how they are the best. 

1 hour ago, Cristiancjb said:

No one has lived there for a couple of weeks and probably won't soon. If there was a virus there, it is probably dead by now.

People need peace of mind.

The owner saying, oh, nobody's been in there for weeks, so no need for it to be disinfected, besides that the entire World is in a pandemic, likely won't cut it. 

Anybody moving into a new rental unit now is going to expect it to be entirely disinfected before they pay the deposit. 

Zero tourists.

Migrant workers gone.

Only locals left. Many without jobs.

I hope for your sake there is a local employee that still has a job and has decided that this is the time to move into a new apartment and building.

Will you be completely disinfecting the unit and everything in it? 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

 

The company has asked employees to take two months off from April 4 to May 31. Along with this, staff salaries will be reduced by 10-50 per cent.

Saving the company, finally.

And will they do anything because of Covid 19? 

5 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Future king.

Wouldn't bet on that. 

4 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Night restaurants and entertainment venues (March 9-10)

What day do the coppers go collect their envelopes? 

Let's hope they don't need to turn themselves in. 

45 minutes ago, CLW said:

Why this aggressive tone?

I don't blame them.

The culprit is the current government.

So the government should provide every laid-off worker in Bangkok private transportation to their home (with 2 meters of private space provided)? 

9 hours ago, Damrongsak said:

Each cylinder fires once every two revolutions on a 4-stroke.

So 7,500 times per minute at 13,000 rpm. 

2 hours ago, Happy Grumpy said:

How many times does each cylinder go up, stop, down, stop, on a 4 stroke inline 4 engine at 13k rpm?

38 minutes ago, eisfeld said:

Doesn't matter how many cylinders or 2 stroke vs 4 stroke. A RPM is one round on the crankshaft which is one instance of "go up, stop, down, stop" for a given cylinder assuming it was all the way down at the start. Therefor at 13k rounds per minute you have 13000/60 rounds per second. Each cylinder does the exact same amount of RPM.

 

What are you thinking then?

I'm simply asking the question.

A 4 stroke engine, with 4 pistons/cylinders.... and the crank RPM is 13rpm.

Each of the 4 pistons are going up/down 13k per minute. So the total number of pistons going up/down on a 4 cyl engine in one minute is 52,000:.. 4 pistons each doing the up/down 13,000 per minute.

 That's what you're confirming?  

Or is it each of the 4 pistons fire once per revolution? 

Someone seems to think they do it 216 times a second. 

23 hours ago, ktm jeff said:

ONLY  ???? 13K. Thats still over  216 times PER SECOND. Up , stop . Down , stop.

How many times does each cylinder go up, stop, down, stop, on a 4 stroke inline 4 engine at 13k rpm?

12 hours ago, Tarteso said:

At 4’ AM.... no comment.

That is a comment. 

Let's get that rear wheel on a dyno to really see the real BHP.

59 at the crank, Kawa are known for losing a lot by the time it gets to the asphalt. Probably high 40s. 

17 hours ago, Damrongsak said:

Ninja 400 - 205,000

Ninja 650 - 306,500

YZF-R3 - 200,000

MT-07 299,000

Cbr500 (471cc)

Benelli 600 (inline 4) 

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

I'll send the wife £500 a month,

Another 6 months and I hope she's prepared to return the favor.