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BTS bond rate were good a few months ago, not sure if the subscription is still open, I think it varied from something like 2.75% to 4% on 9months to X years, can't remember exactly but seemed something for everyone. My googling isn't helping, but check if its still on the billboards - youd probably have to call if in CM I guess

Is there any known visa agents currently working Samut Prakarn even just to expedite and guide through the process rather than circumvent any requirements for non-imm O based on marriage? Someone mentioned earlier that last time asked drawn a blank, but no doubt when I go i'll see many "agents" with shovels of passports and virtual priority sign that don't get any pushback, a bit late to approach at that point... Happy to pay a reasonable fee to be guided through stress free, but reluctant to pay the 30k to Well-Known-Visa for one year extension that goes to Nan or somewhere else in middle of nowhere when all requirements are technically satisified (400k etc).. DM me if reluctant to mention agent details, thanks

Yes, it is

Thanks everyone for your input and advice. We called the aircon people and they said no need, they only put on around 5% of inverters nowadays and thats only when a customer requests. No mention of vibration effects. Seems this just made their own guidelines up here and rolled with it. We told them everyone has them in the area - all surrounding rooms - then came the fear story - they expand and shrink in hot weather so after a year the back will be higher than the front on south facing aircons so they will become unstable, so you'll need to replace after 1 year - you still need? We reminded them that they did the aircon next door and that has, and same brand inverter, they replied they stop putting them in the last year due to the above. Forever saving face, amazing persistence. I am okay with servicing it every year as part of cleaning and pressure check if they need replacing, maybe add a few hundred baht per service if that gives me a quiet vibration minimal aircon, it sounds as weak as I dont put oil in the bike because after six months it will be dirty and need replacing anyway. Then okay okay, next time we're in the area we'll install, but in the meantime they are sending 2 to me so I can fix this week as next time in Thai is nondeterministic - if I cant do it ill have to wait till they are in the area or pay someone else. Best I can do with these people. Some progress anyway. Apparently the ones they are sending are one per bracket - so two per aircon - rather than 1 per bolt (or 4 per aircon)

Yes, Mitsubishi inverter. How would the braces work? Do you mean slot in a third brace in addition to the one on the left and right? I think that would mean moving the unit significantly as in bringing it full down and refilling? On the grommets, do you think I have the maneuverability to do this without a professional and without removing and refilling the r32? The ones on lazada are 25mm, will that height be a good starting point?

Would it be feasible to self-raise my aircon compressor 25mm and insert vibrating damping mounts, Lazada sells them for next to nothing https://www.lazada.co.th/products/legend-4pcs-anti-vibration-rubber-mount-damper-shock-pad-cushion-for-air-conditioning-i2693091177-s9710379593.html Compressor is 9000BTU, mounted on a shelf, its about 1.7m high, and accessible, it's only a few months old so it is unlikely dirt imo, there is significant vibration / loud humming noise when the fan is on full into my bedroom that's on the other side of the wall. Whilst not visible, I can actually feel the vibration on the shelf if I hold it, so that's my starting point. I am worried about causing a leak but I only need 3cm clearance, will these pipes tolerate it?