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  1. 26-06-2014, 12:08am #1
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    Quality Thai Electics

    This was actually in Phuket

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  2. 26-06-2014, 8:11am #2
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    You wouldn't want to be a linesman for the local supply authority hey.
    A guy here at work got some pics from Egypt years ago similar to this but 1/2 the cables were on the ground... scary stuff.
    CC always welcome and appreciated.
    Tweaks welcome but please add how and why.

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  3. 26-06-2014, 9:50am #3
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    What a mess

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  4. 26-06-2014, 11:17am #4
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    i bet a lot of those are do it yourself jobs.
    a disaster waiting to happen
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  5. 26-06-2014, 11:36am #5
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    there is noting wrong with these - they are exactly the same as Mongo witnessed in Vietnam.

    Oddly, everything seems to work though.
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  6. 26-06-2014, 7:21pm #6
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    A ozzie sparky s night mare i recon
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  7. 26-06-2014, 9:33pm #7
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    Eat you're heart out NBN Co . I node, it can be done!
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  8. 26-06-2014, 10:24pm #8
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    Makes you wonder if you snipped one wire, who would come running....These tangles are on every pole...lol
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  9. 27-06-2014, 4:08pm #9
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    Looks like the insides of my D300!

    Funnily enough ... also made in Thailand!
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  10. 27-06-2014, 4:15pm #10
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    And these guys supply our IT support !
    The name is Brad ......

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  11. 04-07-2014, 10:20am #11
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    Looks like the wiring I did on my 4x4 when adding accessories!!!!!
    Cheers Brian.

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    Thought when I read your bi line it would be this. Saw similar in Koh Samui.
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