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J.D.Vance declines to criticize Tucker Carlson over his friendly chat with Holocaust Denier
Try to get your quotes right. That wasn't me. -
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Must Read American 'Life Coach' Arrested for Selling Psychedelic Mushroom Therapy
I use my alcoholism to treat my depression. -
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Popular LK Metro Food Stalls Removed Amid Visibility Concerns
Chinese operate loads of businesses in Pattaya. -
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Petrol Station Scam in Bang Rakam Caught on Video, Goes Viral
Inflammatory posts and replies bickering about virtue signaling have been removed. -
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Baht becoming ridiculously strong
The people involved in foreign exchange trade are currently uncertain whether the Fed will cut the Prime Rate 0.50% or 0.25%. I've thought the U.S. dollar was overvalued for a few months, and that may contribute to the size of the loss. It's currently looking like a cut of 0.25% is more likely, so the dollar may go back up in a couple of weeks. Or not. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Update to above: From further review/testing of the "SOH" reading of 95.88% provided by the Car Scanner Pro app and OBD2 dongle I have determined it is "not" providing the "current", repeat current SOH. Instead, it's providing a reading based on data/a measurement hard-coded into the vehicle at the "Factory"/when the EV was manufactured--and this Factory data/measurement is never updated....it's hard-coded/locked data/measurement and is never updated/changed as the vehicle is driven over the ensuring years. And it's not necessarily a Factory SOH measurement; instead, it's just another battery capacity test done at the factory for testing purposes before the vehicle gets shipped out to a BYD dealership somewhere in the world. Basically, the app is providing a "Calculated" SOH (the operative word is calculated) by dividing the Factory measurement of "HV Battery Pack Factory Nominal Capacity of 145.73AH" by the Factory data entry of "HV Battery Pack Pack Factory Capacity of 152AH." See 2nd snapshot below. And the 152AH metric is not actually a measurement but a rating given by the battery manufacturer. Now the 145.73AH metric is probably an actual measurement which is then hard-coded/locked into the vehicle's OBD system. These two hard-coded metrics are shown in the scanner app and pulled directly from the vehicle OBD system. Divide 145.73 by 152 and you get 95.875% which when rounded is 95.88% which is the exact same number shown in the separate SOH reading displayed in the app (see 3rd snapshot below). I expect the Car Scanner app developer has received a lot of requests to add a SOH reading to the app but since the OBD data for such a measurement is probably proprietary info that BYD does not want to release other than probably to BYD Dealerships which have specialized BYD diagnostic equipment that the app developer just used the two accessible "HV Battery Pack Factory OBD metrics" talked above and then assumed a "calculation" of those two metrics (i.e., divide one by the other) was the only way to provide a SOH reading. Unfortunately, as mentioned earlier those two metrics never change/are hard coded/done at the factory. But the app developer did title the SOH reading as "SOH Calculated" vs simply SOH. I expect the vehicle does track the "current" SOH and updates a SOH metric in the OBD system but BYD is not releasing open-source type info which would allow OBD Scanner developers to write software to pull that info from the vehicle's OBD system. So, I expect some app developers just do the best they can to provide some type of SOH reading although the way they are doing it may not be valid....but it's good enough to make some/many customers think the SOH reading is the real-world, current battery SOH when it fact it is not. Those customers will figure that after a while when they wonder why the SOH reading never changes after years of driving the vehicle. I came to above conclusion after finding out that when I discharged the battery to less than 10% and then recharged to 100% the SOH reading not those two "HV Battery Pack Factory" did not change....not even when the measurement indicate to two decimal points. A few days ago I discharged my Atto down to 1% on the car's display( which was actually 0.9% per OBD data) and then did a full recharge to 100% at home using my 7KW wall charger. And I did not discharge to 1% by just driving the car around to say I got down to around 5% and then just let the car idle with A/C and headlights on to further discharge it down to 1% in the safety of my home carport. Oh no , I got down to 1% after an approx 150Km trip....arrived back home with 1% charge and 5Km range remaining....am I brave or not...or just crazy!!!! The WLTP range rating of my Atto is 420Km with no A/C usage as the WLTP test is accomplished without A/C turned on....but I got a real world range of 424.1km with A/C always on and set to 22C. This provides solid evidence the vehicle's battery SOH is still very good after my 10.5 months of use and having a little over 20,000Km on the odometer. 1st snapshot below shows since my last full charge I drove 419.1Km with 5Km range left when hitting 1% charge remaining. 2nd Snapshot: shows those "HV Battery Pack Factory" metrics I was talking about. Divide the two as discuss earlier and you get 95.88%. Also, shows another hard-coded metric from the factory of a 64% State of Charge (SoC)....this metric has never changed....it just records/shows the EV was charged to 64% before being shipped out to the world. 3rd Snapshot: Shows the SOH reading. I shortened the title to simply SOH vs SOH Calculated. When I first added the reading to the app's display it was titled SOH Calculated but I shortened it to simply SOH. Kinda like how you might save a browser bookmark but then change/edit/shorten/lengthen the bookmark title so it makes sense to you. *********************** -
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Cheapest good weed now ? I found 350 thb/gram but not cheaper yet, any idea ?
Must be just one strain that's out of stock. I suggest you check again. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
I decided to also give you another answer besides - Yes No No Yes etc. As per the below notice to members - opinions are not facts , and if you want 'proof' go see a tax specialist. -
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Deceased monk found on Udon Thani road sparks safety concerns
Locals expressed confusion and concern, noting that it is unusual for monks to be on the road at night, especially during the Buddhist Lent period. Yes, what was he doing out this late and where was he going? -
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UK Considers Sending Prisoners to Estonia to Ease Overcrowding Crisis
No point re inventing the wheel; send them to Australia. It worked out well the last time and it took many decades before they started to trickle back. .- 1
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Australian-rules-football-afl-chatting-tipping-and-news
Good win by the Swans with a few heart palpitations. Brisbane at one stage led by 60 but still won. Now we have 6 left. -
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Totally legal way to activate Windows
For a Saturday night I found this "exchange" of views highly amusing..... Buddha help us if there is a serious question -
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NVMe vs SSD - Hands on experience?
Thank you very much for all the helpful info & tips. I think my friend will be happy with a SATA SSD. His PC is not a very high end model, just a HP Pavilion, and he doesn't use any resource demanding software. Thank you all of you for your quick responses. -
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Must Read American 'Life Coach' Arrested for Selling Psychedelic Mushroom Therapy
Stupid is as stupid does! -
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UK Considers Sending Prisoners to Estonia to Ease Overcrowding Crisis
I have no links as to why you only comprehend what you want to and ignore what you don't. There are many psychology citations I could quote but none specific to you.
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