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  1. nahh, what he did was try to undercut his boss, that plan didnt go so well it seem 🤣
  2. It's quite a pain to get it approved. It took almost a year for MEA to get things right with me, after 10 months of waiting, they installed the wrong meter, they fined me 2,000 baht for sending electricity to the grid with wrong meter, then they realized it was wrong meter. They changed meter to the final correct one and I still lost 2000 baht 😄 TiT. 1 year later I can now sell my excess for 2.2 THB still a good deal since I break even in 4 years only. Anyways, I can only give an estimated guess: because they want to ensure safety of the solar installation since most setups will be on-grid, and the workers need a tip to do their job. Off-grid setups also need inspection, although anything over 15kW is almost always going to be on-grid. in the small town here in south some new hospital have setup a massive 300kW setup on the parking lot roof, SMART!
  3. Did I read it right? So, this one guy out of the 5 was on the inside as an informant for the police, but then he also got arrested the same as the others 🤣 🤣 🤣 Dang! Who would it be from the 5? 🤪
  4. Muay Thai is an awesome sport, it's my 2nd favorite to jiu-jitsu. Age doesnt matter, you can start any age, just go slowly dont compete. I have competed in jj but not anymore. competitions can be dangerous if you are not prepared,. To compete, you need is a very strong core around the ribs to engulf your core, that takes 5-10 years to develop.
  5. I've got more infographics: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1KSAp3qyhU/
  6. Only a TESLA fanatic or a Musk lover would buy it for nearly twice the cost of the Seal.
  7. Everyone is dropping their prices once the Chinese have arrived 😄 hahaha
  8. Glad to have liquidated all my TSLA shares 😄 would be a dumb if I had done the same for BYD, once I saw their crazy expansion plans. Last year I used to see a lot of Teslas around where I live and near the kids schools, however after BYD Seal and Sealion 6/7 came, and the other brands, it was game over for Tesla here. hardly see any new Tesla, if any. BYD and the other Chinese brands is changing the EV market completely. Look at all the other car makers reducing their prices like crazy just to stay afloat: Mitsubishi, Toyota, MG, GWM, Ford, suzuki, Hyundai, Kia. Who can compete with the BYD M6 now at that crazy price? Just watch and see a bloodshed coming soon for car makers. Who in hell would buy the Suzuki Ertiga or Swift? The Dolphin is even cheaper!
  9. Interesting! is that all stations or only some? which part of Thailand? I have never seen any station that can do more than 80kWh, maybe because I only use travel central and southern Thailand on EV car.
  10. Sure but hat is not the reason of people choices. Charging at the MG and BYD dealers is not free and any EV Car can use it. Then the kWh fee is quite expensive compared to home charging or PTT stations. Thailand lacks big time in high power charging stations, most places and shopping malls offer that mediocre 7kW charging speed, and a few if lucky 11kW. Most chargers at gas stations are capped at 40kw or 60kw if there are 2 or more cars. the highest you can get is 80kW when nobody is charging in the station. At least we should have 100 to 150kW charging speeds available without reducing power. IF PTT had a 600kW charging capacity per station, they could have 4 slots at each 150kW or 6x100kW, that would be game changer! And buying a Tesla could be a very good deal in Thailand.
  11. Well done! The place is only better when people take justice with the own hands.
  12. Black-gill is a disease in fish caused by several interconnected factors, and nobody buys those fish. The main reason in Thailand for this to happen: Environmental pollution: Industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and urban pollution introduce chemicals and heavy metals that damage gill tissue. Low oxygen conditions: Eutrophication from excessive nutrients creates algal blooms that deplete oxygen, stressing fish and making them vulnerable to infections. Pathogens: Bacteria, fungi, and parasites that thrive in compromised water conditions can directly infect gills, causing the characteristic blackening. Climate change: Rising water temperatures in Thailand's coastal waters create favorable conditions for certain pathogens while stressing fish immune systems. Intensive aquaculture: Thailand's extensive shrimp and fish farming may contribute to water quality issues and pathogen spread.
  13. can you get those in Thailand?
  14. you mean my portable induction machine? are you looking to do it yourself?
  15. Interesting! Rice cooker, you use in warm mode and you start in cook mode? Tell me more please.
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