Hanno wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 08, 2019 10:55 am

over the rainbow wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 08, 2019 10:39 am

Cambodia Public Bank only one that accepts direct SS deposits

ABA does as well.

As does CCB, CIMB and plenty others

Foreclosing accounts before departure?

The problem, many make, looking into using solar is that they do not realize that trying to match the voltage to that of the power grid, here that is 200v. When what should be done, if one wants to live off grid is to use a 12 volt system. The cost will be @ 1/10 the price. To do this take some cha...

logos wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 05, 2019 4:29 pm

Isn't the heat affecting performance?
I heard generating the power wasn't the issue, but stocking it was.

Mine are of the LiFePO4 type which I believe is well suited. Simple ventilation in the technical room was necessary.

In case the OP isn’t what Violet thinks, We have a 21,45kWp solar panels system with SMA hybrid inverters and BYD batteries that are in our opinion better suited for Cambodia than Tesla’s. I can recommend our contractor by pm. That sounds great. How much would it cost approx.? Probably on the high ...

In case the OP isn’t what Violet thinks, We have a 21,45kWp solar panels system with SMA hybrid inverters and BYD batteries that are in our opinion better suited for Cambodia than Tesla’s.
I can recommend our contractor by pm.

I have an eye pleasing wine cellar back in France that keeps on growing as I can’t help to visit vineyards and buy more cases which I can’t drink fast enough while over there. Every year I forage for the oldest ones or what excites my senses to bring whatever I think won’t put me too deep into overw...

Maximum length of stay for a car crossing into Thailand is one month. Would your car become overstay there is a 1000 baht per day fine, however the fine is caped at 10000 baht.

Yes, easy at Koh Kong. But a different story at Poipet, I'm told. While some friends were able to cross at Poipet I was myself refused entry last February. Luckily I was able to cross on the same day further north at the O’Smach border before coming back via Koh kong a couple of weeks later. Would ...

slavedog wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 30, 2019 5:53 pm

Yes, easy at Koh Kong. But a different story at Poipet, I'm told.

While some friends were able to cross at Poipet I was myself refused entry last February. Luckily I was able to cross on the same day further north at the O’Smach border before coming back via Koh kong a couple of weeks later.

YaTingPom wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 17, 2019 11:07 am

Seen some super hot Chinese chicks. Or Hot potatoes as we used to call them in SIhanoukville. (So they wouldn’t know we were talking about the “fucking potato cunts” etc).

And quite a few seem to be experiencing bra shortage.

Taking up a hobby or sporting activity is a good way to meet people and less intense than on a date with some random. I played cricket for about 20 years and it never resulted in a fine leg. Had a friend who joined woodwork night classes to meet women. Two of the women there thought he had the eyes...

No one is blaming Trump tightening of immigration screws? Anyway as stated in a similar previous thread, my Cambodian wife and our two kids successfully visited merica twice already. Since I didn’t go myself they must have thought I was the reason she had to come back :felger: Edit: More seriously I...

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