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British Tourists Arrested in Phuket for Reckless Driving and Attack
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Solar - 8kW Hybrid Inverter w/10kWh (upgraded to 20kWh in Sept. 2022) ESS/battery (not DIY)
I owned the inverter for 3+ years but it may have been slightly older stock. Who knows? As Crossy mentioned at the time. There was a case in the UK where it was demonstrated that a company had installed a software time limit. Moral being. If it can happen. It will. Dongle? My setup is way too simple for one of them new fangled thingys. I have a box which takes in DC from solar/batteries and gives out 220v AC I have solar charge controllers to charge the batteries. I have an ATS for switching over to PEA when if it all falls over. I cannot record anything and I don't really feel any great urge to. -
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British Embassy Faces Rising Consular Case Demands in Thailand
But not as much fun as having a real potato to stick those plastic parts into. Which what I remember Mr Potato head thing was when I was 5 years old. -
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Is Thailand Still a Good Place to Spend Time if You're on a Fixed Budget?
Not so much a case of having to live on a lighter budget, more a case of your chosen lifestyle and what your particular needs and wants are. One man's food is another man's poison, and so on. I dont live anywhere near the tourist trail, dont drink, and not interested in any bar scene. I have a wife so "ladies" is not a consideration either. I choose to live in a rural setting, 20 minutes from the nearest town. That suits me, not for everyone, of course. My monthly costs are minimal. It depends entirely on what your "friend" lifestyle and needs are. Generally, if your budget is low, choose the right location and you can make it work if you are of a mind to. If its low and you think you are going to survive in Pattaya with all the various temptations and frequenting bars, etc, then probably not. -
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What does it take to run a diner?
Have run a few pub restaurants and eateries in the UK, did ok in some rubbish in others, my advise, if you think it's easy, forget it, worry, stress, competition and finance will send you to an early grave.
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