KannikaP

Bingle could possibly help. Plenty on Lazada, and I have seen them in Makro.

Well that didn't really answer my simple question did it?

And if you do not have one?????

Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV stick are the same thing. They will work anywhere in the World dependant on WiFi strength. Mine works here, UK, Cyprus, Tenerife & USA. It all depends on which apps you have installed on it. I have one called ZOO TV from a guy in UK. £30 a year for almost everything, sports, movies, series, documentaries, and NO VPN required. I have installed the app onto my PC via Bluestacks and that also works but a bit sllow & jumpy.

when he opened a package that was meant to be an empty mobile phone box,

So is suggesting using an agent to bypass the legal financial requirements helpful advice?

Sorry, I don't know how to make replies in different fora.

OK, I changed my post to 'In a tartan Jock Strap' so you were now first with Mankini. Cheers.

In answer to the title................you stop working. 555 Some SAD people with no S O H. Did you not notice the 555 after my comment.

Then do not use them.

You're on. Where?

So how much ketamine was in the box?

Fake News! 555

But beware, there is still a delay because of COVID!

How many other runners have contested this 'record'? Could I get one for running in a mankini?

Also Mitsubishi and Daikin.

Express VPN can show you a list of routers on which you can install their VPN, but most are only available in USA. With an Express subscription, and the others ie Nord etc, you can install and run it on 5 or 6 different devices. I have mine on 2 x PCs, my Android phone, Firestick, and my two sons in Dubai have it on their phones in order to be able to use WhatsApp. See this, or just Bingle Express on Samsung Smart TV. It is possible. Does ExpressVPN work on Samsung Smart TV? (vpnranks.com)

What a shame. Their original name told you exactly what they did. Now ????????

Yes cleaned regularly and properly. My question is about the cost of a new Inverter vs the electricity cost saved.

You obviously didn't read my OP. Why spend Bht 18000 on an Inverter if it is only going to save Bht 3600 per year in electricity?

I did say that mine is NOT cycling as it is having difficulty cooling the hot room down to the temperature I set. It simply goes on & on trying it's little best, which is correct. Try some WD40 on the louvre. Why do you want it to discharge horizontally? Would the cold air not go over your head? Replacement with an Inverter will not happen if it will take 5 years to see any savings.

And with blatant spelling mistakes!

is it not £12500 per annum?

I have an 11 year old 'conventional' Mitsu 12000BTU air con in my bedroom, which takes in air at the ambient room temperature, cools it down to 16 degrees and pumps it out until the ambient temperature is down to whatever I have set on my remote control, at which point the compressor should stop. This past month this has not happened and so the unit has been on for 6 hours a night, 18.00 to midnight, consuming approx. 1 kW of electricity per hour. After reading several posts here with members saying that an Inverter type had cut their lekky consumption by 50%, I am thinking about replacing it with say, a Mitsu 12500 BTU Happy Inverter @ Bht 18000. So going through the figures, 6 hours per day x 30 days per month = 180 units, @ Bht 5 per unit = Bht 900. 50% saving = Bht 450. ( I know it MAY go back to Bht 4) This would not be every month as some I do not put it on at all, but let's say 8 months per year = Bht 3600 saving per year. The cost of the Inverter is Bht 18000 divided by the annual saving of Bht 3600 = 5 years before any savings seen. Can anyone see a flaw in my O Level maths?

So let's assume we get a Derby FA Cup Final. Where should that be played....Stockport County stadium would make sense. 555