james.d
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Hello all, just to report back, I got a new TV and it's working fine via the AIS SIM card. A little buffering but than was only during a heavy downpour. We have also 2 tablets and 1 mobile working on the SIM card so very happy. Thank you for the earlier feedback.
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What are you cooking today? (2025)
james.d replied to black tabby12345's topic in Western Food in Thailand
Looks delish, please deliver to just past (well 29 km) Nong Han. -
I just tested again in the location of the intended TV position and as follows. London 9.1 down, 6.3 up. I don't know if relevant but Singapore 7 down 6.5 up. Again, many thanks for all your time and advice.
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Thank you, no I didn't buy the TV yet, I was looking for advice here before buying. The TV will be mainly for YouTube and local content.
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Many thanks for your feedback and time. I will look into the GoMo.
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Thank you for your advice, so the GoMo is cheaper and up to 15Mbps? Or it would mean 2 sim cards? Apologies, I'm a little confused. Thanks.
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Yes thank you, it's 482B per month. The TL router model is MR6400.
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Thank you. Yes I think that is the package, about 430B per month l think. We have a TPLink 300mbps 4G LTE.
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Thank you, l have set it to London UK and retested, 9.2 down and 6.3 upload.
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Thank you. Using that l got 10.2 download and 9.3 upload.
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Thank you, l haven't bought a smart TV yet, was just checking before hand if l will get a decent reception. 🙏
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Hi, We tried to get fiber to the home with 3BB, True and they don't have any cable where we are staying in Isaan. We are using an AlS sim in a router for our phone and tablets and it's fine. What minimum speed would be required to tether a smart TV via the SIM. Also which website to test the speed we have. Many thanks for advice.
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Border run to Vientiane possible?
james.d replied to james.d's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Thank you, l had not considered Nakhon Phantom, it's not too much further in KM than Nong Khai. -
Border run to Vientiane possible?
james.d replied to james.d's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Thank you Tod for your feedback. I had retirement visas from marriage in the past. From May 2023 I was working overseas until May 2025. During the 2 years I returned every 6 months for about 3 weeks each time. It's the unpredictability when leaving that is my worry now on what the officer informs. Thank you again. -
Border run to Vientiane possible?
james.d replied to james.d's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Thank you DrJack, 2 nights is the minimum or the wiser choice? Thank you again.
