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British Man Arrested for Sexual Assault of 6-Year-Old Thai Stepdaughter
I thought the universal law system said that you were innocent until PROVEN guilty! -
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Stray Dogs Attack Tourists Daily on Koh Muk
Problem is that most street dogs in Thailand don´t have any owners! 😏 -
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Looking for internship 3rd Year Security Management StudenT
Hello everyone, My name is Talha , and I am a third-year student studying Security Management at Saxion applied sciences. I am currently seeking an internship opportunity in Bangkok for a duration of 6 months, starting sometime around september. I am particularly interested in gaining experience in areas such as: • Critical infrastructure protection • Risk assessment and management • Cybersecurity • Crisis and emergency response I am open to working with companies, organizations, or government agencies that deal with security-related challenges. If you have any recommendations or know of any opportunities that align with my profile, please feel free to reach out. Thank you in advance for your support! Best regards, Talha -
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Booking a Train
I have a question regarding long distance trains; Can you adjust cabin/sleeper temp by yourself? I plan to try trains and don't like too cold. -
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10 Reasons Why Expats in Thailand Should Have Comprehensive Health Insurance
You say EXPATS SHOULD HAVE COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH INSURANCE, but no international insurance company offers health insurance for stays of just under a year. If you stay in Thailand as an expat below 12 months, you can only get TRAVEL INSURANCE -
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Trump Condemns Biden's Pardon of Hunter as 'Miscarriage of Justice'
Reported by who? Link please! -
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Specific EV Questions
First, since installation of a 7KW wall charger is presenting challenges (and healthy cost) you need to decide if you can effectively live with an EV "without a 7KW/32A wall charger" and just a portable approx 2KW/10A wall charger for most of your day-to-day charging needs. Now the answer is "of course you can" as long as you live somewhere has a typical 3-wire 16A household electrical outlet you can easily and securely access. By securely access I mean leave the portable charger plugged in like overnight while charging without fear of the charger being stolen. And of course you will need to ensure the circuit that 16A outlet is on is not already powering a bunch of other households items which might cause the circuit breaker for that 16A outlet to trip due to overload when you plug in the 10A portable charger....like the circuit is already drawing say 8A as it powers an A/C, a TV, a microwave, fan, lights, etc., which means 8A plus another 10A charger would be 18A and would cause the circuit breaker to trip after a while if it's a 16A breaker....but if it's a 20A or more breaker you are good to go. Typical household sockets are usually on a 16A or 20A circuit breaker. But I expect whatever 16A socket you will hopefully have in your carport area will be able to easily handle a portable charger....even one that is a little larger than 2KW/10A. You might even be able to get away with a 3.6KW/16A charger although I would make sure the outlet is at least a 20A outlet and circuit breaker. OK, let's say you decide a portable charger will be just fine for you....lots of EV owners get by just fine with a portable charger. Now with that worry, bee buzzing around you head out of the way, you just need to decide on what EV you like the best and can afford. That's a personal decision as personal tastes and also finances vary greatly from individual to individual. Since you seem to be focused on the Atto and M6 right now and since they are very similarly spec'ed and priced EVs it really comes down to which one you like best...feels/rides the best to you. And when it comes to those 2 extra seats in the M6 "for me, what I need" they would be a waste...just in the way...stay folded down all the time for cargo space----just like the 2 extra seats in my 2009 Toyota Fortuner...actually those 2 extra Fortuner seats are more in the way than useful and I've only used those 2 seats "one" time to seat people when I first got the car right after buying it in late 2008....those seats haven't been used to seat people since. Cheers.
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