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Leckyman

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  1. I found this on facebook

    https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.260067814116788.58579.125635820893322

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    It says from January-September 2012 there were 46 accidents, 937 injuries and 74 deaths for buses.

    However it does not state the sheer number of buses and trips and number of people travelled. So it's really up to you how to make up your mind.

    Statistically I'm pretty sure the likelihood of dying one way or another isn't that much different. In the end the opinions are all in our heads. (Fortunately no accidents)

    One could also argue that Thai bus drivers drive like madmen, blah blah blah. Accidents happen all the time everywhere. For example there was recently a fatal bus crash in Norway. Another report was a bus driver in Norway who drove the bus while texting with his other hand.

    Just chose whatever mode of transportation which make you feel safe.

    There are even people who are afraid of flying and no amount of convincing will make them fly...

    I could for example show you pics of plane crashes....

    What it doesn't say, is that from January to September 2012 there were no crashes, no injuries & no deaths..... from travelling by air... or rail.... You must work in the bus travel industry!!

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  2. I'm doing this next week, BKK Air want 22,000 Baht return, Air Asia want 10,400 (2 adults & 1 lap infant).

    The morning flight from Surat is too early even for the 1st ferry, so will go the evening before & stay in a Surat hotel.

    So, with the hotel, ferry fares & fuel, it's still about a 10,000 Baht saving.

    The car park at Surat is free.

  3. You need a manual transfer switch, available at most electrical outlets.

    It's basically a switch to change from mains power to generator power.

    Mains comes in to the top connections, generator in to the bottom connections & the centre connections go into the MDB in the house.

    You can have one or the other, but not both at the same time,

    If using a 3 phase switch, on the generator connection (bottom set in this case) you can put a link across to the 2 unused terminals so you do not need to lose the 2 phases.

    Note, if you have any 3 phase motors, pumps or compressors, this method will not work for these.

    Also note, for Sakari gen sets the biggest cable you can use in the plug is 6mm, so don't try to run everything in the house.

    Hope this makes sense for you.

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