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Thanks. Will they install the concrete footings too? Assuming I require just about 4. what is the overall pricing? twinskenny: |
For the 400W - Price (delivered to somewhere like PH, or installed even)? - How long in between battery replacements and can this be done by anyone? - Price of batteries when it comes to replacement? Thanks, and apologies if this has been answered somewhere else on this thread. |
Domainer1999:She's right. Quit with the attempt at interrogation already. Discrimination only exists because of people with backward attitudes as yours who can't see beyond physical deviation from the perceived 'norm. Educate yourself, some empathy helps too... don't perpetuate ignorance. Good day. |
laivwire:I'll do likewise. |
laivwire:I'm also in the same positiion, family house, nostalgia etc. Only last week, I was discussing the import option for refurbishment. I'm guessing we can get a critical quantity for imports if we put our minds to it. Do you have a link to share for preliminary research? Thanks. |
RayRay06677:Thanks for this useful feedback. Could you please share when the Afrinvest intervention took place as I would like to take it up with them. They were original bookrunners on the bond and, as I recall, one of the security instruments with this bond was a legally constituted charge on accounts related to the Ondo state allocations from the FGN, and was blessed by the State legislature. Don't want to be flippant but it shouldn't matter whether the Governor died or lived on. So the bond was not really unsecured. If this arrangement failed then it has implications for similar arrangements elsewhere and must be publicized widely. Bakosokoto:On this particular bond, yes it is unsecured, but you rely on the Aa rating from Agusto in making the investment decision. |
Aduragbemi45:Appreciate your respectful disagreement Chief, but I also respectfully disagree. Most people seeing that particular post would naturally assume those are his works. He needs to make clearer those are not his works. For example, an unknown architect using a picture of Cocoa House to vaguely advertize his skills would be ridiculed and avoided, don't you think? Even better, he needs to post his own works. That's all the reference he needs. People here are mostly generous in spirit. Good day. PS: I don't know the guy from Adam, it's just a principle thing. |
Philipok:I doubt it. Major red flag already. Stop stealing pictures from the internet to advertize. https://ru./0559388533-in-2024--281543723291735/ It is frowned upon here. Post your own work then good luck. |
Hannaleeyah:Can you take a set of old photos, scan, inspect, restore and create a digital catalog therefrom? As a bespoke service? Let me know, thanks. |
abdsamad:Hey abdsamad, I just had to log in to appreciate such uncommon outlook to find on this site. If I may, I think you're a gem of a person in real life. Also, don't let widely bandied and often very loud so-called truisms detract you from your mature approach to life. It's tough out there for many. A little understanding goes a long way. Cheers. |
kkonsults:I endorse this message. |
Akerewe:Alagbaka not Agbalaka https://thenationonlineng.net/firm-floats-n4-2b-bond-to-build-ondo-power-plant/ The turbines were just delivered in December (https://independent.ng/power-ondo-ag-gov-aiyedatiwa-to-take-delivery-of-n7-8bn-worth-gas-engine/) so not yet operational. Paying coupon from financing cashflows could be a mini-Ponzi. On the other hand, the ultimate Guarantor is the Ondo State Government so there is your recourse. I believe RayRay06677 asked a similar question in September, and later confirmed the coupon is usually paid a couple of days late. |
Apologize:Confirm your number |
Proffdada:Likely there are. If you have mostly organic matter (food waste etc) in a bin that is unopened over a period of time, decomposition produces an accumulation of methane gas which can build up and explode when the metal bin subsequently gets heated in the sun. Or, by a fire source such as burning cigarette carelessly introduced in or near the bin. |
Eskoba:PM |
OP, PM me pls. Apologies if it takes a while to get back at ya. |
sonnie10:By eye really. Slimmer profile blocks are better to behold somehow. Or, just count the number of coaches on the fence. Typical 9 inch blocks would be 9 coaches, here we have 12. |
topsy23:No 'ugly' 9 inch block in sight. |
n3xt:The 'battery' here is the volume afforded by the irrigation canals. |
n3xt:The water tank is the 'battery' in this setup. The solar pump will fill the tank intermittently but there is always a buffer to ensure adequate water drawoff. It is incorrect advice to suggest you don't need batteries for a process that, say, requires continuous power even if during the day. Sizing the battery to the barest minimum after evaluating the business needs might be better advice. Good day. |
BrickDevo:Stop it. Stop it! Your character overshadows whatever perception of competence you have built up here. You've lost potential jobs. Good day. |
Wapgod:These things are traded on the secondary market so you use the latest price to calculate the yield to maturity of the paper. Taking that price into consideration, the yield is the return (expressed on an annualized basis) you as an investor would be earning if you bought today. Hope it helps. |
sethtsadopp:If it helps and for reference, got mine installed for 20k per meter, similar design ... but that was 5 years ago! . Hope it is quoted for installation, not merely supply. Good luck. |
twinskenny:Thank you for your prompt response, which makes sense - for a new build. My implied takeaway is that those with already built houses would need a proper survey (by a roofing professional) before the installation. Good luck. |
twinskenny:HNY. I do like the way you're diversifying into associated services. Homeowners can 'pick and choose' what they require from you. When I recover from my disappointment over another esteemed electrical services provider from NL (who effectively 'abandoned' my job), I might be looking to introduce solar panels to the existing installation, and contact you. Quick question first: My biggest issue with retro-fitting solar panels on the roof is who takes liability for damage to the roof structure and sheets. I don't see a cherry-picker or similar machinery being used here so I take it the installers are going to be clambering all over the roof. In my view, typical Nigerian roof support stuctures do not have beefed up joists to carry all that weight of people and it is often difficult to locate the rafters for manouevering. Do you use specialists for this aspect of the job and, again, who provides the warranty against roof damage? Thanks |
Blessedmercy8:C'mon people, let's begin to move our dear Africa out of the 'dark' ages. The lady is exhibiting signs of Tourette Syndrome (TS). ... (TS) is a condition of the nervous system. TS causes people to have “tics”. Tics are sudden twitches, movements, or sounds that people do repeatedly. People who have tics cannot stop their body from doing these things. For example, a person might keep blinking over and over. Or, a person might make a grunting sound unwillingly. ... https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/tourette/facts.html#:~:text=Tourette%20Syndrome%20(TS)%20is%20a,keep%20blinking%20over%20and%20over. As for the man, he's the true definition of a Hero. Bless them both. |
WhiteTopaz:Yes. One of the beacons is usually identified as the reference for which these details are provided - usually in a box on the survey plan. As you know, all other beacons are determined relative to the reference beacon using the provided angles and distances, simple geometry. The number with N goes into the Y-axis and the number with E goes into the X-axis. Click <<Transform>> and the lat/lon of this reference beacon should be calculated. Further click on the map option to see it on a map. Hope it helps. Please note that I'm not a surveyor - i just happened to chase down this particular rabbit hole a while back and kept this knowledge filed away. |
WhiteTopaz:I chased this down a few years ago. It's almost like a closed shop of trade secrets. There are many websites that help you convert geodetic datums (which Surveyors use) to lat/lon coordinates. I found out that Nigerian surveyors use the specific Minna datum (happy to be corrected!) and this link I ended up with, should do what you want. https://epsg.io/transform#s_srs=26332&t_srs=4326&x=326432.0800000&y=1018652.7100000 You enter the input coordinates on one side and it shows the lat/lon coordinates on the other side. Even more useful, it can show you the location on a map. Hope it helps. |
Olaide1295:I'm not often here but let me just reiterate this message, as a public service. |
NL1960: RayRay06677:eg, These are patently wrong. Good day. |