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Report Father's Furious Kick at Kindergarten Sparks Outrage
brfsa2 replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
And nobody beat the crap of this guy yet? -
Crime Thai Authorities Seize 500kg of Ice Headed South
brfsa2 replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
Great news! let me tell you, here in the South it's flooded with meth pills and all kinds of cheap drugs. I mean totally flooded! many families are facing this, our relatives, most distant ones, all have at least 1 person in the house addicted, causing problems, stealing, not wanting to work, leaving their kids. This cousin of ours abandoned his 5 year old girl for meth, luckily the girl is taken care by the grand mother. It's destroying Thailand. -
Possible yes, and a good idea. but viable in Thai police? no way, it would be very expensive to do it, every CCTV in Bangkok video streaming to AI would cost $1million an hour of processing and training. DeepSeek AI from china is a lot cheaper, still exopensive for a police force to take on. I've tried with OpenAI the feeds from my Home Assistant cameras and it is wasn't cheap, I had to stop that. the guide is actually really easy: https://cookbook.openai.com/examples/gpt_with_vision_for_video_understanding I took small video clips when movement was detected and create a summary of what happened, then sent that as a notification.
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Those cheap Drugs are destroying Thailand, specially here in the south. it's just everywhere, last week a dude tried to sleep in the garage, he almost got himself beaten the crap out, if it wasn't for the cousins common sense. Those curved blades they use to cut grass can easily sever an arm, they so sharp and cuts clean. I have one, and the best thing is, it's better than knifes and you can say it's for farming if a cop asks. so sad and such a pity the old man went down this way, and many others in Thailand.
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Economy Thailand Sets Sights on Growing Sustainable Protein Market
brfsa2 replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
The Lamb at Makro is really good, I gave up on Beef, it's just soooo terrible now a days, dont know what is happening to Thailand. All the good and cheap beef are nowhere to be seen... makro, tesco, etc. only left is Lamb if I am lucky to get at Makro. -
Economy Thailand Sets Sights on Growing Sustainable Protein Market
brfsa2 replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Cricket protein is amazing, if you do weight training, you gotta try it! It's not too expensive but not that cheap, I get 1kg for 1000baht. I finish it in 2-3 weeks. It has all the amino-acids and extra, it has some vitamins and also chitin (a prebiotic fiber) anyone has found cheaper sources? dont tell me to eat crickets, I can eat, but dont enjoy the diarrhea that comes after 💩 Lately I tried PEA protein and it feels a lot better to digest than Why or Cricket. -
Crime British Teen Thought as Missing in Thailand Found Arrested in Georgia
brfsa2 replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
dude! did you really pulled that off? I once almost got my ass shipped back here for crossing a red light. -
Report Mobile Networks to Broadcast Disaster Test Alert Today!
brfsa2 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Looks like it is working as intended 😄 finally? -
At least in Thailand I think the MEA does a decent job of buying back solar produced electricity at 2.2 Baht. other countries they only give you credits, not cash. I've been interested to build a solar farm here on some of our lands. looking for something like a 50kW system under 1MB. Anyone here in the forum had experience at this level?
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The European Sealion 7 vs the Thai version has differences: - 91.3 kWh battery, vs 82 kWh on Thai model - 800V system vs 400V - DC Fast charge: 230kW vs 150kW I think the Thai version being priced right is already quite good. the RWD at 1.1Mb is a bargain, if the car doesn't have flaws and issues.
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yep, I know, I know... 😄 I'm also a Computer Engineer, did in Thailand. However one thing: even we know that at 800V you need half the current used for 400V, the cables still need to support 400V at high currents. What you said is also true for power transmission lines. the 220V you get in the outlet has been stepped down multiple times, typically down from between 2kV and 33kV, the really high power lines are at 69kV or 115kV, even up to 500kV, so that that can send power to whole towns. 800V is really nice thou, not many cars here are on that platform yet, even the BYD Sealion 7. The Sealion7 sold in Europe is on the 800V platform, and so it also costs more than the one sold here. you get 800V only on the top end cars like the Porshe Tycan and Xpeng
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yep, there are losses in regen, and there are losses in acceleration with high current. high current => copper/heat losses in the wires. I wonder if anyone ever reviewed EV car wires gauge and quality, I'm sure the BYDs are inferior and thinner than the ones like in Tesla. To fast charge at 250kW, you need some crazy thick cables. New BYD firmware shows dynamic ranges, mike usually show 5-10% less than with previous firmware, I have bigger tires and go 100-120 often, living in the best province of Thailand 😄 (235/60) I get 16-18.0
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No, it's a bug on BYD. stops at 99.9kW man... That 12.5 is really hard to reach with the atto3, I know it's possible with the Tesla model 3 to reach under 13.0 kWh/100kms. maybe the Dolphin standard range could... my actual usage was 18.5 kWh/100km 95% highway 90-110 km/h I get 15.0kWh only in the city.
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This one I was referring to: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jaruwin-intharat-9389b91a2_ev-hub-at-ptt-station-huahin-were-activity-7234167185605046273-4uqC https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10231465389230573&id=1013432379
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Never stopped the car, charged while running it. I actually drove way more than 11.1 hours. Total trip was 14:00 hours (left home 5:30, arrived 19:20) I think BYD display didnt count charging time and the time wasted when PTT chargers all crashed and rebooted a few times. What was really impressive, was the PTT station with EV HUB in Hua hin, it had 8 Super fast DC chargers is a format that looks like the pump, under the big roof, next to the Gas stations. Best experience I ever had. Also saw many of the EV Trash trucks recharging, those are massive batteries, and they charge every day. Anyways, that was some really impressive engineering feat from PTT. If they continue doing this, my PTT stock will be happy 😄 There are 4 stations (2 cars per station), each station claimed to provide 180kW, that would mean 720kW or 1800 Amp total!! in the USA this is peanuts, but here, it's new. being 3Phase, still we are talking about 600Amp per phase. I used 148kWh for the 799km trip. Total: 152.6 kW Total - Losses: 148 kW There seems to be a 3-4% losses from the CCS2 DC fast charger and the final battery storage. this could be due to the copper losses (i²r) PTT Charger (Car display) 86.5kW (84.7kW) => 2.2kW losses 56.8kw (54.2kW) => 2.4kW losses
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Took the Atto 3 for a loooong drive. Is that really a consumption bug? look like It can't go more than 99.9 kwh I spent about 650 baht at PTT only. not too bad, but could be cheaper... this trip is still half the cost of an eco car, and 1/3 of a large car.
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They should send this car to Autobahn with a good driver.
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Report Monk in Nonthaburi Brutally Assaulted Over Debt Dispute
brfsa2 replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Monk got what he deserved. maybe not even enough, 12,000 baht worth of that drug is quite a lot. -
I see people saying engine breaking is bad because it heats up the transmission. To correct: True for CVT transmissions, they are they worst you can ever have. Not True for Diesels, with "real" transmission that can handle high torque, Engine breaking cools down the engine quite a lot and is necessary for Diesel. During low gear at high RPM without giving gas, the engine sucks in a a lot of cool air at high speed without combustion. Cooling down significantly the oil. Diesel works best at very high temperatures, the downside is that the oil burns faster. you can observe with an OBD2 adapter or similar dashboards. Sport Mode in the Fortuner models with 500NM also cools down the engine by injecting a lot more fuel at the same RPM, the Boost is so nice and you can really feel that crazy torque. You can say there is no need to ECU tune, just press the sport button.