Well at least this explains why EV's are silly expensive.????
We are told they are cheaper to manufacture, use less parts etc. but they don't seem any less expensive than conventional cars.
In these days of everyone being glued to their smartphones it is easy to think that all businesses have a dedicated person who is also glued.
Some companies don't even list an email address. If the subject is worth your time you should phone.
Most Thai businesses do not respond to emails etc. as they are used to chatting on Line.
This will definitely work 24vdc input switched load 220v40A
https://www.lazada.co.th/products/solid-state-relay-ssr-40dassr-60dassr-80da-40a-60a-80a-100a-ssr-40da-60da80da100da-i3965981256-s15339882837.html?
139 Baht
It has been a slow day????
No you need something that uses 24V to power and that will switch 220VAC at whatever your pump draws. Do you really need 30A?
This will work @ 179Baht switches 10A https://shopee.co.th/Relay-ของแท้-รีเลย์-MK2P-I-24V-220V-12V-48V-110-AC-DC-ซ็อกเก็ต-i.75734101.8033237404?sp_atk=0545d935-91d2-4a0d-8f1c-a276fef1d71b&xptdk=0545d935-91d2-4a0d-8f1c-a276fef1d71b
Select 24v and xxx+xxxx
Your pump is 8A but I don't know what the inrush will be our friend above will know.
That's like always driving around with 3 adults passengers and a child in the vehicle.
I guess it all down to personal preference.
As long as we all know that we are not going to save the planet by driving an electric car.
I'd pick stretching. Based on what my older mates say about putting on socks.
Next a bit of strength training.
As for balance, my opinion is that it is not the balance that goes it is the fast twitch muscles and flexibility which effects the ability for the body to react quickly enough to correct out of balance signals.
There is a rather dull guy that a group of my friends know who visits Bangkok. Someone said he worked for NASA because when he entered he sucked the atmosphere out of the room
5 things you love most about Thailand. OK I'll bite.
* Sunshine and palm trees
* As a foreigner I am not restricted by the mores of local society.
* I only have 2.
I sense you looking for an argument rather than a discussion. Like all philosophical quotations, biblical parables et al it is up to the individual, if intelligent enough, to make up their own interpretation. I'll add you to my list.
Not everything in life has to be explained or dumbed down.
What I love about Thailand is that it is predominantly Buddhist. No explanation of Buddhist philosophy is given, it is up to the individual to decide for themselves.