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BYD Seal tips, tricks and help
Andrew Dwyer replied to macahoom's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Just received an email from BYD Thailand which links to a questionnaire, in English language also, regarding your satisfaction/complaints about the car. I suggest that all Seal users on here take some time to fill the questionnaire, primarily to highlight any faults you have experienced or any changes you would like to see. -
Big Thailand visa changes from June 1
Andrew Dwyer replied to snoop1130's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Yes, i think you are right. -
Big Thailand visa changes from June 1
Andrew Dwyer replied to snoop1130's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Nothing for the majority on extensions of stay for retirement/marriage originating from an O visa ….. boo ! Those holding OA visas and presumably extensions of permission to stay see their mandatory health insurance dropping from 3M baht coverage to 440k. -
Thailand Faces Economic Question: China and EV Cars
Andrew Dwyer replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
What about a little quiz ? This famous car ended up like this after an electrical fault in the engine bay after a MOT back in the 80’s . It took 6 months and £12,000 (a princely sum back in the 80’s) to restore it back to its original state. Why was it famous ? -
There’s a lot of different types and tastes, plus there’s regular and pink. I used to eat it regularly but have gone off it recently, not really sure why. Same with beer, used to be a real p1ss head but don’t touch any alcohol now ( except a couple of social pints on my trips to the U.K..)
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So, i purchased a new tank from Lazada and fit it today. The clunky bang sound has gone: IMG_3960.mov I checked the old tank with a chopstick as suggested and found the bladder depth to be the same as the new one. Suspecting that the bladder has split allowing the nitrogen to escape or the nitrogen has leaked via another source. The old tank: IMG_3961.mov
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That’s what i was thinking, Pomelo ( somho ) like a big grapefruit with a thick skin, can get really big. Talad Thai in Navanakorn ( Rangsit )
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I have noticed the slowness of AN for a week or so already, on my iPhone and all other sites working normally. Yesterday i had an “ event “ , i usually have several tabs of AN open for quick access and each one would open with all the tabs showing and various other info showing as if clicked, very unusual. Today had another, all AN tabs refusing to open and and a “ download “ tab open on the bottom of each page. Both events were gone when I returned maybe an hour later and the AN forum back to normal, loading very slowly.
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BYD Seal tips, tricks and help
Andrew Dwyer replied to macahoom's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Did you get wireless Apple CarPlay and the unnecessary 3 fingers adjustment of air con settings. ? -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
I explained but you chose not to understand it. Emergency/Granny charger is a separate cable that is supplied with the car it has a 3 pin plug ( for standard wall socket) on one end and the other is a plug only for the charging socket on the outside of the car, dealer supplied is usually 10 amps but can buy 3rd party cables with varying amperage, has nothing to do with the wall charger. Now come back and say you couldn’t understand that !! -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Not if you start your own thread it isn’t. -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
But by using the wrong terminology he aims to mislead and then start his famous “ you didn’t answer my question “ routine. He never said car charger, he said actual charger which is meaningless. Flooding the thread with meaningless “what ifs” without any interest in the answers just to sidetrack a successful thread. Playground humour at its most basic level. -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Nope, I plug the other charging cable into the standard wall socket !! -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
My home charger was supplied and installed by the dealer, it uses a secondary circuit from the house electrics (TOU meter) and gives me 1/2 price electricity at most times. Until this was all up and running i used the charging cable, also supplied by the dealer, into a standard wall socket. ( actually i have two of these as i bought one that will work with no earth present, necessary at the mil’s ) Both the wall charger and the granny charger ( yup, it’s not too fast ) plug into the same point on the car. -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Your question: ” So if your home charger has a problem, you are stuck.......? “ My answer: ”Nope, I plug the car into the mains…… “ What more info do you need ?? As usual your questions are answered but you don’t understand the answer . -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Nope, I plug the car into the mains or go to one of the many chargers nearby. -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Most PEA Authority offices will have a charger open 24 hrs with a cheap rate on weekends and at nighttime. My mil lives in a small rural town and the charger apps were showing the nearest charger to be 19km away on the highway, using the PEA app i discovered a charger 4km away just outside of town. -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Seems like you didn’t understand the post you quoted. If you have a home charger you don’t need any chargers near your home and only if you travel further afield will you need a charger. I have an EV and a home charger, the nearest outside charger i have used is around 200 km away. -
Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Andrew Dwyer replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Have you thought about a spare battery ready and charged Owl ?? Here’s how it is done in Taiwan : fbsaver.mp4 -
Thai Post wrong delivery - they don't cooperate to find my parcel
Andrew Dwyer replied to teriyaki's topic in General Topics
The only regular post we get is the TrueVisions bill and they usually can’t be bothered to deliver that . They will wait until 3 or 4 have accumulated and deliver them together, 1 time they delivered 6 at once, i thought we had stopped getting a paper bill !! Live in a moobahn with a regular address, easy to find. -
Thanks, yes I saw that on YouTube, i wondered if the bladder was still intact but the nitrogen had leaked it might give me a false impression ?. Ordered a new tank from Lazada.
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Similar, the check valve is on the input side of the pump and is a gravity type. The sound is louder on short bursts of the pump, if a toilet is flushed for example the sound is barely noticeable when the pump stops. IMG_3928.mov There is zero movement of the pump and the previous pump I had ( same type ) for 6 years never suffered this it just became noisier ( running ). I donated this to a family member who put remotely and not next to their bedroom window 😒 The bang is felt more at the motor than the tank but I feel this is just a result of the lack of cushion , burst bladder or lack of nitrogen in the tank, than an actual problem with the pump itself. After seeing someone posting a similar video on a Lazada review i have ordered a new tank. If i get chance i will take a look at the check valve.
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The pump is not bolted down, it is very close coupled so the pipework keeps it from moving around. Will check if piping or pump jump around when it shuts off. The main issue is the noise as it is right outside our bedroom window and even with the cover back on ( plus a diy cover i made ) it is still a loud bang.
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I have a Hitachi pump 3 years old drawing from a tank to feed the house. Recently when the pump stops it stops with a loud bang sound, otherwise it works perfectly. Am assuming it is the accumulator tank bladder that has ruptured or the nitrogen has leaked causing a lack of cushioning ?? Have seen replacement tanks on Lazada for around 850/900 baht . Assume replacing the tank is the best way to go ??