El Saltos
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Computer Guy said, "Oh, they do their job, but that is about it: no besdie manner at all." Is that some Canadian speak for a waiter's skill?
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It seems there are more snowbirds and newbies here this year. This is the season that the restaurant make enough to survive the slow time.
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You don't know loud until your're in a restaurant in Asia near a table of Australians!
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You can get a Factura for ANYTHING you purchase. it's the Law. Golf carts have Serial Numbers, same as a VIN. ANY road legal vehicle can be registered and get plates. e.g. Quads.
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T-Mobile roaming coverage in Lakeside
El Saltos replied to Terry Esquivel's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
Likely a new program from the "sales prevention team!" -
T-Mobile roaming coverage in Lakeside
El Saltos replied to Terry Esquivel's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
My Telcel plan is International Unlimited. Actually it is limited to USA/Canada/Mexico but it costs only $199 Pesos per month! -
On Demand Hot Water Heater
El Saltos replied to thevalerieleigh's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
I've heard that the Bosch is the best tankless. We have a Calorex w/ a small tank and a pilot. The small tank provides instant hot water and fires the heater which is able to keep up with the demand and provides constant temp. We use it as a backup to our Solar heater. Normally our Solar heater meets the need. We actually have two, one for the "house" and one for the master bath. -
OK, you're free to do so. My problem was a congenital defect, impossible to fix w/o surgery. It was found via x-ray and MRI. Thorough diaganosics will tell if one needs surgery or can be dealt with via chiropractic. W/O good diagnostics any Chiro manipulation is just fiddling in the dark.
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Get x-rays and an MRI and see an orthopedic surgeon! Don't let a chiropractor fiddle with your back! Been there, done that.
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Sorry, I knew it was one or the other!
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We travelled a few months ago, same form we've had for a few years. e.g. no RP box to check, two part form, give big (top) part on departure, surrender small part upon return.
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can I make calls in the US with my Mexican SIM card
El Saltos replied to twelveoaks's topic in Mexico General
Sorry, I don't know details of limited plans. Best to ask Telcel! -
can I make calls in the US with my Mexican SIM card
El Saltos replied to twelveoaks's topic in Mexico General
In the USA when calling any phone simply enter the 10 digit number. Calling to Mexico from the USA enter 011-52-+ the 10 digit number. When calling to a cell phone you must add 1 after the 52. -
can I make calls in the US with my Mexican SIM card
El Saltos replied to twelveoaks's topic in Mexico General
Not a kitchen question. However, I think your SIM will work fine in the USA/CAN provided there's sufficient balance on it to pay the charges. EDIT We have moved the topic per your request. Moderator 5 -
Questions for those who have solar power
El Saltos replied to kimanjome's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
Correcto! Or, the total output of your system. -
Questions for those who have solar power
El Saltos replied to kimanjome's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
The answer is that they have more solar panels and their system is producing more power than yours. -
Questions for those who have solar power
El Saltos replied to kimanjome's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
The number of panels one has is meaningless unless you know the output of one panel. Years back they were all 128W, then 256W, now I understand they are over 300W. I have 20 panels each 128W or 2.56KW total. Know the total out put of your system and use that number to describe it. Number of panels is useless information. -
Well said Zeb!
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Hearing Aid Purchase USA vs Mexico
El Saltos replied to folktraveler's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
I second Polo! -
Driving from Los Angeles to Chapala
El Saltos replied to ManxMan's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
Cross at Nogales. Come straight down on 15. Toll road most of the way. Drive only during daylight hours. Good stops are Cuidad Obregon and Mazatlan. No worries! -
Purchasing Firearms from Mexico military outpost
El Saltos replied to thesarge7's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
Yes, your new registration is your permit to take the firearm to your home.- 57 replies
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Please take note that no one has mentioned how good service is from E2 (now SmartPV). That's because I and everyone I know that purchased from them has never needed service! Also, I highly recommend getting proposals from 2 or more vendors. Pay particular attention to the manufacturers of the panels and the inverter. Personally, I wanted US, Japan, or European brands. Those vendors have stayed in business for many years. Many others e.g. Chinese have failed. Your 10 or 20 year warranty is useless when a maker is out of business. Finally, insist that your proposal shows the make and model number of every component. Without that information your warranty will be useless if the local company goes out of business.
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Purchasing Firearms from Mexico military outpost
El Saltos replied to thesarge7's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
I know nothing about import procedures. You will note above that Intercasa is working on that. Contact him. However, should your special item suddenly find itself in Mexico you can (and should) register it and make it legal.- 57 replies
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Purchasing Firearms from Mexico military outpost
El Saltos replied to thesarge7's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
You go your way and I'll go mine. Take Av. Vallarta north towards Tequila. After you cross a large elevated bridge turn right at the first signal. it's a km or so on your left.- 57 replies
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Purchasing Firearms from Mexico military outpost
El Saltos replied to thesarge7's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/Guadalajara
First, it is now an "outpost." it's the Army base in CDMX. The prices are great because they're not in business to make a profit. Any gun can and should be registered with with the Army at their base just north of Guadalajara. It's an easy process and they don't care where or how you got the firearm.- 57 replies
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