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DoggoneDogg:
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Will be cheaper to just steal.

Many shops have their AC outdoor units outside unguarded. Just watch out for vigilante b4 you make your move though cos tyre is free and fuel is now N165.

Why u dey yarn lik dog lik ds...

Weldone guys, I'm looking to buy an Ac (1.5HP). Please recommend the one i can get and where in Lagos. Also, new or tokunbo/fairly used.
I heard Inverter ACs are very much energy saving too, how true is that?

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Mrsoft3:
08070831105

Where's your place?

Pls who has idea where one can get Goat � meat (Ogufe) and they help the person slaughter almost immediately in Lagos please. I consider it cost effective cz 5k does not evn get a good amount of meat in the market now.

BLS1:
They are usually called fridge/tv guards.... here's a picture of the one I use.

Thank you

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BLS1:
We have had bad stories on here of people who connected inverters directly to stabilizers, and most people here would discourage you not to do that.

Personally I use an old skool rugged indian inverter (mpower/luminous) which acts as my own stabilzer lol....I have had high and low voltage that damaged all equipment in my building and (I can still remember my neighbors screams in the night), the worst it ever did to my inverter was blow the fuse in the inverter, which is easily changeable for me. Anyway Famicare tends to be more Chinese so if you want to protect your inverter, I'd recommend using those simple voltage cutout sockets (3k).

Also for your battery issue, it seems normal as long as you are putting good load on it. Give us an idea of the load you put on it so we can be sure and also is it sealed or wet. Indian batteries tend to drop voltage like that when they are not charging but it is normal as long as its adequate load causing it.

Thank you. My battery is mpower tubular battery. Pls can u show me a pix or sample of the cutout socket? Thanks

odimbannamdi:
Do you mean Famicare inverter or Famicare charger?

What are recommended charge voltages of the battery? You can get them from the body of battery. Snap and send to us.

Famicare inverter. Recommended charge voltages of battery is 10.8v - 13.5v

Pls why does my Famicare inverter trip off from power to inverter when the voltage is low despite it being on stabilizer? Also my new mpower battery quickly discharges from 12.7v - 12.4/12.3 but stays longer between 12.3v - 12.0v on same energy. Is this normal especially for a new battery?

Pls why does my Famicare inverter trip off from power to inverter when the voltage is low despite it being on stabilizer? Also my new mpower battery quickly discharges from 12.7v - 12.4/12.3 but stays longer between 12.3v - 12.0v on same energy. Is this normal especially for a new battery?

tipsy242:
Hello All, please how do i fix this. I'm trying to restore sync backup for my messages and calls history

Still awaiting opinion on this...

Hello All, please how do i fix this. I'm trying to restore sync backup for my messages and calls history

AntichristXXX:
Come and take my Pixel 4a @ 120k. Same spec as you listed above. The camera dey follow my IPhone 12 drag.

Wts the condition of the phone? How long has it been in use for? Pls upload a pix of it

sisisioge:
Come and buy my iphone 8plus....battery life isnt long though but for iphone standard, its topnotch @81% capacity compared to when it was new...my samsung lasts longer at 76% capacity. It's a london use with a slight screen crack. I barely use it cos I dont know how to use iphone.....the picture quality is madd!

Hw mch isit?

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Victorious12:
Get an iPhone

Wt iphone make?

jojothaiv:
You will get, I'd advise you keep surfing all through the phone thread you might just get you're looking for.

I got my Infinix Note 8i for a little below 65k and it comes with those spec.

Thanks... I'll review the phone

Mastakija:
I'm willing to sell my samsung phone for 30k

Post picsure

Meister:
Unless you want a fairly used phone you won't get what you want at that price

Hmm...

More responses pls...

Phone section people...still await ur responses o.

still await ur replies o..

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olar2g:
Iphone 7, but London use

Thank you but I'll prefer a new phone please...

House, kindly recommend a budget phone of 6gb/128gb with very clear and sharp camera with long battery life
Budget is <=100k

Thanks.

House, kindly recommend a budget phone of 6gb/128gb with very clear and sharp camera with long battery life
Budget is <=100k

Thanks.

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Hello people, please I'll love to start off a career as a football SCout, what and what do I need to make a successful journey...??

Dre183:
Are you blind?

Can't you see the op says outside Lagos.

Smh for him

oazeez1991:
Olumerin A.K.A. Erinjesha Waterfall @Osun state is your best bet. U wouldn't even need spend close to ur 100k budget, and still enjoy urself 2 d fullest. U may Google d place 2 see 4 urself.

Thanks...considering

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