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My classroom is filled with new technology; unfortunately, most of it has been destroyed by the students.

A new Honda wave is 38k. Finance is easy. You could be riding it 30 minutes after choosing the colour you want.

Disregard the above post if it is activated by water.

Connect the wax unit to the bike and turn the ignition on, or check the wire to the unit is live with the ignition on.

Most of them in my province. The technology is cheaply available from China.

http://www.aliexpress.com/premium/car-key-programmer.html?ltype=wholesale&d=y&origin=y&SearchText=car+key+programmer&initiative_id=RS_20140524223657&isViewCP=y&I18nSearchText=car+key+programmer

Hot wax enricheners control choke/fast idle. If they are faulty, this would lead to an over rich mixture which would foul the plugs.

Is gasohol recommended for the CBR600? I think you should be using benzine.

http://www.bulkky.com/honda-motorcycle-information/cbr600/cbr600rr-03-04/cbr600rr-03-04-fuel-lubrication-system

This could be helpful.

The choke/ fast idle will be automatically controlled by the ECU. If you are in BKK, Red Baron is a good place to get info.

No plates= no green book. Don't buy it.

So there was a problem before you took it off.

Fuel flow to the injectors is controlled by the ECU; the ECU gets its data from various other sensors on the bike. It is highly unlikely that all 4 injectors are bad.

It is probably a choke issue, but it needs to go on a diagnostic to check out the other sensors. You could check the sensors yourself if you have a digital multimeter and the workshop manual specs.

What is the bike?

Was it working before you took it off the bike?

On 24/05/2014 at 8:16 AM, angiud said:

On 24/05/2014 at 5:04 AM, scorecard said:

Toyota way too expensive on many accessories etc.

Eight months ago we bought a new Avanza, came with two sets of keys (with the remote to open / close doors etc).

We asked for the price on of extra set of keys ( with the remote.....)

We got two shocks:

1. Price 5,800Baht for a set plus the cost of delivery from Japan.

2. Dumb (but beautiful) sales girl tried to give my Thai daughter in law a blunt lecture about how we should make our family arrangements to ensure original keys are passed around as needed. Son Thai stepped in and scolded the girl for her insolence. Sales girl got annoyed and told my daughter in law she was rude to even ask about extra keys in the first place.

You lucky! With the top of the stable Chevrolet Trailblazer they gave me one copy of electronic key and one emergency plain key.

Additional one is 6000 Baht on order

Alarm fob keys can be made at most small key cutting places for about 1,000bt

No plates= 5,000bt

The police can take the bike off you at anytime. Motorbike shops are full of secondhand bikes. The prices vary from 20-35k.

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In the Thai cirriclum solving for unknowns is a 3rd grade standard. Multiple step equations are in Thai textbooks, but often more in the vein of "tom, tim, and bob run 34km. If tom ran 13km 300m and tim ran 15km and 400m. How far fid bob run? This has only one unknown and the student can solve it without the use of variables and inverse ooerations. Though these difficult problems pop up, especially on the NT. People here have the idea that forcing kids into stuff early means a good program. Developmental readiness is a little known concept. ...

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I agree, my daughter is in a math/science program and she does not understand the math. I regularly have to spend an hour or two a night to reteach the day's lessons. Moreover, some of the homework questions involve the use of skills they haven't yet learned. Her teacher has claimed the questions are a mistake, i would say incompetence.

After speaking to the manager, she told me this is the 'new style' of teaching math and they will soon get the hang of it. I told her that most of the children in the class still have not mastered the core skills of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, but it fell on deaf ears.

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Why would I claim to have a teaching certificate if I don't actually have one? I am enquiring on a forum ,not applying to uou for a job?

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Some people confuse a TEFL cert with a B.Ed. Both could be classed a teaching certificate, but the former is a pretty useless piece of paper that is not recognized by the Ministry of Labour or TCT.

Therefore, if you have a B.Ed, expect a salary between 40-50+K, more at an international school.

Sorry, don't remember the thread, but it is around here somewhere.

I read a post about this the other day,I think registration is a couple thousand. Our school inquired about this with the TCT and were told it would not be accepted.

OP.

32k is on the lower side of the salary scale. If you do in fact have a teaching cert, 40-50k would be the norm.

If you look old, you may face some sort of discrimination.

Lock him up; then, fine the company and test every other driver.

Do a Google search. Many of the bigger hospitals list the price of their treatments, but I would assume cancer treatments will need a consultation first.

Maybe a trip back to your home country is order.

It's funny when i see building gangs welding without masks or using cheap sunglasses. The weld quality is not even good enough to be called bird shit!

If you are still working, after your pay cut, for 15k a month, I'm sure you will pay for both.

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Automatic welding masks are not the best. If the lense isn't fast enough to react, you will get an initial flash in your eyes.

Are you sure this is a problem encountered? I've done a weld or two in countries with high workplace safety standards and automatic shading lenses have been the norm for a long time. I assume that means that they meet or exceed pretty stringent standards testing prior to regulatory approvals. Even the cheapies need to meet these standards. The shading kicks in at something like 1/10,000th of a second I think and my understanding was that there was no problem with that.

Correct me if I'm wrong - I've been married for a looong time so can take it.

Funny line I once heard from a taxi driver in Oz driving past a drunk wannabe passenger - he reckoned the drunk was "blinder than a welder's dog".

I first encountered an automatic lense about 15 years ago when one was given to us on a try and buy basis. Everybody that used it complained about the initial blinding flash.

Maybe the newer models have overcome this problem.