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 ...

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...

Barang_doa_slae wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 05, 2019 12:28 pm

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.?

violet wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 05, 2019 11:08 am

^probably the one you or a mate of yours works for. Nothing like a staged question to get some free promotion.

Think again woman. Don't know any solar panel installers in or outside Cambodia.

I'm thinking about putting solar panels on the rooftop some time next year. Including a battery solution. Like the Tesla Powerwall.

What company would I go to for such a thing?

My wife's best friend from primary school married her teacher. They have a bunch of kids now. Apparently, that is quite common in Cambodia. To have kids - but also to for school girls to marry their teachers.

Trudeau is such a fag. But I don't give a shit about him dressing up as an African or Indian or whatever. However, he's just the kind of guy who might get a hissy fit if he saw somebody else do something like that, so hang him by his own rope.

The roads around Kep are super good for some reason. The road from PP to Kep have some spots with very bad pot holes. The rest is pretty dangerous. Best thing you can do is find a big truck and stay behind it. But who cares? Its not like you want to make it a daily commute.

slavedog wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 06, 2019 6:02 pm

Most universally feared and hated by his own people would be more accurate, purely based on my few weeks there in the early 2,000s.

What brought you there?

Seems like they're deporting criminals. A lot of other countries could learn something from that.

I live in Kep now. Tons of monekys in my backyard. They come in a big groups about two times a week. Not so big, very long tail, males got super big balls. Does anybody know what species? Tell the tuktuk's to park somewhere else mate. Those damn monkeys are fascinating, but they are similar to piki...

Thanks. Here's the Wikipedia article.

I live in Kep now. Tons of monekys in my backyard. They come in a big groups about two times a week. Not so big, very long tail, males got super big balls. Does anybody know what species?

Moved to Kep about six months ago. Loving this beautiful place and nice people. We are building a sustainable place and would love to exchange ideas with like minded people here. https://i.postimg.cc/sgGJ3wrD/zo-base-view.jpg Hi there. Am also in Kep. Living close to the beach. You should talk to t...

I dunno. What are you gonna do? Force the workers or transport companies to use minibusses. Increasing the price or the low paid workers? The cost is only going one place - the workers. You're not going to get consumers to pay more, or companies to reduce their profits - they'll just move production...