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I ask him about this and was told his machine plays both types of formats. Thanks for your help and info.

I think I found the answer. A Facebook man in Bangkok does tape conversations. I will try him.

I have a bag full of old VCR-C tapes. These are small VCR-C tapes that go into a full size VCR tape adapter. I have the full size adapter so they should play in any VCR that uses the American standard of recording. I have read that VCR's from Asia/Europe use a different type of coding and won't play VCR tapes that were recorded using an American VCR machine. I have also read that there is a inexpensive cable that will convert a playing VCR tape into a digital format. My problem is that I live full time in Thailand and have no plans to return to the USA. I don't have any people in the USA that could help me either. I was thinking that if I locate a USA type VCR in Thailand I might try to just use my cell phone and record the images from the TV playback. I think if someone had a old VCR camera that also might be a way of getting the tapes to play back I'm guessing the picture quality won't be very good. I have maybe 20-30 hours of tapes but many are just hour long tapes of my children's basketball games where he is running up and back and I certainly don't need all of that transferred. There is videos of Christmas and family's gatherings that I would really like to have. I don't mind spend a decent amount of money to do this. Possibly someone is returning to the USA and could do this for me for a price ?? or maybe someone knows a friend in the USA who could do this and I could mail the VCR tapes over to him. Has anyone heard of any Thai company that could do this ?? The transferred digital format could be put on a hard drive or memory cards. Again, I would gladly pay a good price to have this done. If you have any other suggestions please let me know. Thanks for any help or info

Getting ready for 'High Season'...

Girls are still walking around and smiling/waving as you go by. Soi Honey has several massage shop open with many ladies available.

Great photo. Nice capture of a moving animal. Thanks

Nice photos. I appreciate the updates. I'm sure the people doing all this new building have a positive outlook for the future. I think it will pay off in a few years. Thanks for all of your photos.

Thanks for the Hanoi photos. Always interesting to see places other than Thailand. I visited there a few years ago and enjoyed my 10 day stay. It got me thinking about moving there. I found the Viet ladies , sexy and classy, while the Pattaya ladies are sexy and slutty. Not sure which is better...haha

Great pics of that hawk !! lazarus

I could lower the rent for 4,000 monthly.

Nirun Condos (3) A1 building(3rd floor), -B1 building, 4th and 5th floor(Corner condo). Studio- 26 meters. Air cond., hot water, safety lock box, 5/6 foot bed, Flat Screen TV, microwave, Fridge, Original bathtub. Full Furniture. Asking 690,000 baht EACH with 50-50 split of transfers cost. Condo is in farang name and has been owned by farang for 10 years and can be transferred quickly. Rent: 4,500....Full furniture. Gov't electric. I can supply sheets, towels, dishes, silverware, etc...You pay yourself, Govt. electric and Nirun water/service. I can answer questions in English and Thai. First set of photos is of the A1 building , 3rd floor. Second set of photos is the B1 building, 5th floor-Corner condo with extra side window. Last photos is the B1 building, 4th floor.

Great photos of the horses and surrounding area. Thanks !!!

I think all the info and photos are on page 1 of this thread. The second condo is a corner , on the 5th floor, in the B1 building. Sale price: Asking 720,000 ....rent 4,500 baht.

Nirun Condos (2) are available for rent or sale.

Still available for sale or rent.

Yes I would IF you have 700K in cash, under the seat.

I am not sure what you are asking or referring to....I am posting that this condo is in a farang name for the past 8 years. Two reasons for me mentioning this. #1- As this condo is already in a farang name, it can be sold to either a farang or Thai and need not be concerned about if the building is currently over the 49% allowable ownership for farangs. #2- I belive you get lower transfer costs when the condo is owned for over 5 years. Both of the condos are available for immediate sale or rental. Here is a quote from the advert. "Condo is in farang name and has been owned by farang for 8 years and can be transferred quick

I have another Nirun condo that I could sell. This is a Corner unit and has a extra side window. being it is on the 5th floor and buy a large open area you get a tremendous amount of wind/breezes. Many of the renters that have stayed there never use the air cond. Several because of low electric usage have not paid any electric bill for months. Asking 720K with a 50-50 split of transfer fees. Before all of the photo analyst experts tear apart the photos, these were taken a while ago. I never bother my renters so I haven't taken any new photos. There is a customer who has been there for several years but has agreed to move into another condo I have if I find a buyer.

I could also rent it out . 5,000 monthly....Govt electric. Renter pays electric, water, and Nirun service fee(300-450). Available for short or long term rentals.

I will leave the furniture decision for the new owner as they might have plans to rent out the condo and being it is already furnished he can rent it out without spending any money. If I don't sell it I will rent it out again as I have done for the past 10 years. Being these are very low priced rentals you don't want to spend any more money than is absolutely necessary. While not the best/nicest furniture, I have had no problems keeping it rented for the past 10 years.

There are lifts/elevators in all buildings. You still need to be able to walk some stairs as you must walk up to get to the elevator/lift and also where they stop will require you to walk up/down some stairs to get to your room. It is not suitable for someone in a wheelchair.

I could also rent it out . 5,000 monthly....Govt electric. Renter pays electric, water, and Nirun service fee(300-450).

Yesitisdakid...Thanks for the great photos. I hope you don't mine if I borrow them from you to use on another post. Thanks again.

The TV was recently replaced with a color Flat Screen TV...

Nirun condo, in Pattaya, for sale. 4th Floor. B1 building. Studio- 26 meters. Balcony faces out towards the A1 building. Tray ceiling with recessed corner lights. Original bathtub. Full Furniture. Asking 720,000 baht with 50-50 split of transfers cost. Condo is in farang name and has been owned by farang for 8 years and can be transferred quick