OffshoreMig

4 minutes ago, Pilotman said:

why? Logistically simple and a contracts with one of more local hospitals to administer the vaccine. It could be done easily they just cant be arsed. 

does not need to be a hospital A Clinic can do it.   They could contract VFS Global to oversee the roll out or the host of Medical pannelists that are already regstered with the Embassies and provide health check for visa applicants.

Simple really the Embassy contract a company such as VFS Global to vaccinate Foreign Nationals.

Moron.  If he wants to stay with his wife book a private room at a private hopital Or better still go back home to the US.  Seriously,

38 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

you can try Russia!

555  .  it is going to be available in Thailand. The Russian Embassy will vaccinate Russian in Thailand I am sure

I want the Sputnik V vaccination. Where can I get it? Will I get a certificate and COVID pssport?

I want Sputnik V.  When will it be available? Will I get a certificate or COVID passport?

To make a more considered comment you would need to know more as to the circumstances and cause of most of the Deaths - Alcohol related, Collision with cars. Not wearing helmets.

I think Thailand could use dedicated bus/bike lanes separating Bikes from cars/trucks  It does not need to be a physical separation. just road line marking would help

On 2/7/2021 at 6:09 PM, Surelynot said:

I would, however, add the people at the test centre who give out licenses for as little as 1000 Baht

How much was your Thai licence?

2 hours ago, Surelynot said:

Do you live in Thailand????

Yes I have already answered that. Bangkok. Ride my scooter every day. A shared bike/bus lane would be great.  The problem is the cars and trucks not the motorcyclists. Shared lanes work well in Australia and other countries. Would work well here even more so.

21 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Then you must realise that nothing will change

With that attitude of course not.  But common sense says that providing a space for Motorcyclist to travel separate from Trucks and Cars would have to be a positive. It is one of many things that should be considered. Shared Bus lanes are common in Australia and other Western countries. It works

16 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Do you actually live here and have you ever ventured out and  observed the traffic behaviour,
 

Yes I ride my scooter every day.  Bangkok. 

On 2/4/2021 at 5:13 PM, Surelynot said:

They would have to be physically separated with barriers.....is that what you intended?

No I think they just need good road marking. Public Transport could use the bike lane also.  Better then the mish mash of Bikes weaving through car traffic. 

9 hours ago, webfact said:

Anutin said that 200,000 doses of the Chinese CoronaVac will arrive in Thailand later this month, followed by a supply of the AstraZeneca vaccine,

Can you get Sputnik V?  Will they issue an online  Vaccination Certificate?

Google Maps. Down load the local map and it does not need the internet. You can SMS it 

5 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

They would have to be too narrow for cars to enter and separated from traffic by something akin Trump's magnificent wall.

The design depends on what roads.  In most cases it would be just allocating a priority lane.

3 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Suggest you audition for comedy hour, you're a sure winner. 

Dedicated segregated lanes already exist in some places - to be used and shared by every man and his dog, bikes, cars, trucks, tuk tuks, samlors etc

well obviously they do not exist.  A dedicated bike lane would clearly help. In Australia they are rolling out dedicated bicycle lanes. I would agree they do not help, But given in Thailand motorcycles and scooters are a predominate form of commuter transport ,segmentation better  line marking would help.

1 minute ago, Artisi said:

Would not make any difference what's so ever. 

Of course it would.   Maybe you do not ride.   Dedicated priority bike lanes would allow cars and bikes to be segmeneted.

I am looking forward to Tesla testing its Self drive vehicles in Bangkok.

The Thai authorities can and should consider establishing dedicated bike lanes for scooters and bikes (Buses allowed) , Dispatch boxes at controlled intersections,This would make it so much more safer to travel on the road.  Better road line marking that allows for lane filtering.

3 hours ago, VocalNeal said:

...and the answer was?

We replaced the CDI an it appears to be working more reliably.  I read tat dry solder joints is an common fault You can heat the CDI box with a heat gun and this can fix intermittent problems. If the fault come back I will post and update  Thanks all for your advice and comments. I am pleased it was not the stator

On 1/31/2021 at 6:49 PM, OffshoreMig said:

Could CPU be problem? how can we test?

Should read could be CDI problem? How can I test?

We will buy a new one as I read that the CDI can have a soldering connection problem. Sometimes heating it with a heat gun helps.  This could be the cause of the intermittent loss of spark. I hope it is not the stator. But that is next on our list. Will do a wiring check again to make sure. but all looks good in the wiring front. 

Thanks in advance

23 hours ago, VocalNeal said:

Is there a run/kill switch on the handlebars?

It is not the Kickstand or Kill Switch. 

The Starter motor turns over 

It (the problem) is intermittent. Some times it works and other times it does not. Starter motor kicks over - No Spark.

We are gong to replace the CDI. A bad connection in the CDI can cause this fault. Other possible cause we think could be the stator We will run a multi meter over it 

Thanks





 

I would be interested. How much is a scooter.

Hi. brother-in-law has a Honda Click 2012 and it is not starting

Starter motor works.  There is no spark

We took the spark plug, spark plug lead and coil and tested it on another bike and spark is good and strong.

Could CPU be problem? how can we test? Do not have a spare one to replace and test. New one costs 700THB


ThAnks in advance

7 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Most Amphoes will want a certified copy from a embassy.

There is no difference A notorary is just certifying the copy is the same as the original  You show the original and copy and they  certify it.  I have had no problems with a notorised copy. That is what they are for,  Go and ask them.  OK I do not do Thai visas.