it is only to put some songs , 4gb would go too , but i prefer 2gb ...anyway i will order some new ones and if faulty i will give them back ,asked the shop first if they check them before sending ? wait and see what will happen ... ;) Best advice would be go to a reputable local dealer, get a 16g c...

52 Baht....you have to be kidding.
What do you expect..?
Do you also buy 5 baht Pringles on the street..??

Format the stick and try again.

fredwilliams wrote: ↑

January 9, 2020, 2:14 am

He's got a 4-socket extension lead with a 3-pin plug on it.

Earth on the 3 pin plug just for decoration then..??

Serious question: Do you think Australians affected by the bush fires will be compensated by the government or will the insurance companies bear the burden? Usual action is that if a disaster is announced by the government, as it was when the floods hit here in 2013, then an amount of compensation ...

While everyone is talking swithes, compressor etc., it might also be lose of coolant (freon) as there would be no cooling but compressor would still run. Just my 2 baht worth as I'm no expert. They're a sealed unit. If it's lost freon then it has also sucked in gazonks of moisture and whatever cont...

3/4" might be enough. If you work it out , it is double the volume ability to that of 1/2" pipe. 1/2" for example (R2.Pi) is 0.25 (radius) * 0.25 * 3.142 = 0.196 sq inch 3/4" ..... 0.375 * 0.375 * 3.142 = 0.441 sq inch. Over whatever length it is double volume. e.g.....(for 1/2" and 100 inch length ...

Might be a good idea if they think a little more about the dust to dust effect of the materials in the batteries.

I bought a security camera. But, for the life of me set it up. (ICSee) Cant get it pickup the network .Anyone know if need a lead from camera to the router? or does it go wireless? Pulling my hair out here! Spoiling my Christmas! :evil: To run it on the internet, i.e. cameras visible via whatever s...

Asking for it if you do any exchange at the airport. Just buy a coffee there if you don't know what I mean. You'd be hard pushed to find a better exchange rate than at Super Rich and the competing booths around it. Check their website. https://www.superrichthailand.com/#!/en Didn't read this bit th...

its the ugly wiring ducks crawling up and down and across the wall to make an eyesore in my house..especially the air con which is a big pipe..mine crosses the wall. I have painted it the same colour as the wall which has nullified the effect somewhat, but why they cant electricians take the wiring...

Asking for it if you do any exchange at the airport. Just buy a coffee there if you don't know what I mean. You'd be hard pushed to find a better exchange rate than at Super Rich and the competing booths around it. Check their website. https://www.superrichthailand.com/#!/en Didn't read this bit th...

Anyone here in to building and flying r/c aircraft using the EPP foam board approach....?

well, you can bet that the requirement of "having a Thai Bank Account" will be amended to say "and be a Thai Citizen." I seriously doubt expats are going to dip their snouts into this one. Plus it is a bit hazy about getting your reward since it seems to be "when the fine is issued." Well, that'd j...

BTW...if you have any notes the bank refuses to take because of a mark, small cut whatever, superrich exchanges don't give a toss. The Super Rich in Suvarnabhumi airport would not accept them when I went used them in October. I didn't use them this time as Travel Ex opposite had a better rate. Aski...

Biggest downfall of all is the fact that many reside 300 metres or whatever from the supply pole and run cable not sufficiently large enough or incorrectly terminated aluminium conductors for the voltage drop which occurs over that distance at those size of loads.

Had a similar idea many years ago where Gov. could provide a locked camera looking much like a standard dvr. Go for a drive a couple of times a week, get paid $50 for each violation recorded, fund my retirement. Where I live most of each year in Aus, there would be no problem getting a decent income...

Khun Paul wrote: ↑

December 9, 2019, 4:15 pm

For those adventurous amongst us their is the ultimate chrome wrap, a near mirror like finish which can transform any car into an eye catching mirror on wheels.

Just the thing one needs.
It's a wonder the authorities haven't seen the dangers in this.

Recently had the need to use an ANZ travel card. Fine for transactions such as hotel. Draw the cash from an ATM though and not only the $3.50 fee from Aus bank but also 220 baht fee from Thai bank. I remember arguing the point with ANZ staff here before i left, and they assured me the $3.50 was the ...

With my system here as I previously said, it generates an average excess of around 8 to 17 units a day depending....... I cannot justify installing a AU$20,000.00 battery system for this, never get anywhere near it. Best I can do though is what I already do, and that is to use excess during the day ...