surat04

My daughter loves her Neta.😍

My daughter has been driving around in a Neta V for 18 months now. I wasn't sure in the beginning if an EV was the right choice but she loves it and we have had no problems. My Wife prefers to borrow it for around town and leaves the Fortuner at home. My daughter has no anxiety over charging and has taken it on trips to Phuket, Samui and Krabi. Using a TOU meter we spend on average 350 baht per month for charging.

ColorOS is for OPPO phones OxygenOS is for Oneplus phones. You want CPH2581 listed in the XDA link given in a previous reply.

My daughter's are going to the Singapore show. Tickets were 8000 baht each.

@Eliah you are quoting posts from 2013. And it's not Durian season.

Would a UK bank statement show your Thai address?

When we had our wall box, charger and cable run for the TOU meter, my wife asked about additional sockets but they wouldn't do it. After PEA inspection and the meter is actually fitted i guess you can do it yourself.

You need to apply for ibanking user id. Do that in branch. I changed my phone in May this year using option 1 and i was in the UK.

If you don't have chilli its not phat khaphrao . It has to be spicy.

No. The first thing they look at is your Suzuki Celerio when you pull up outside.

This guy sells crayfish https://www.porpeangfarmthailand.com/

TOU meter

15 is too late in Thailand. They need to be in the top class when they start secondary school. They can't catch up that lost time.

This is just the start of it. I have been through this with both of my daughter's. As your daughter gets older there will be extra study after school and at weekends. This is compulsory just to keep up with the other kid's. By the time she is preparing for university it will be less than 6 hours sleep a night. My daughter's are now studying medicine at Thammasat, which is what they wanted. So i guess it worked out for them but there were some tears along the way. Good luck because your wife sounds just like mine was