CONSIDER THIS BEFORE BUILDING IN GHANA
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- CONSIDER THIS BEFORE BUILDING IN GHANA
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Maybe it's me, but you look healthier, more vibrant...Wifey and I will be there very soon...this time to stay. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks very much
Good to see you again! The house and neighbourhood are looking great. Regards to the Missus.
Your trees look great. Thank you for very important information.
amps x volts equals watts. simple as that. the amps alone is irrelevant. a 24 volt generator will need 1/2 the amps to produce the same wattage as a 12 volt generator
🚨The Chinese know there is no regulation in Africa to enforce proper checks & quality control on their imports so they will continue to sell and import dangerous produce and foods that’s harmful without fear 😢
100%
Your farm is looking great!
It’s the most important part of the home for us!!
it worth watching ur videos very educative,Thanks
Thanks
The scams that happens in Ghana will blow your mind, but who do you blame? If the leaders do their due diligence in vetting things that ship to Ghana the Chinese market won’t take advantage. There things which the Chinese market will never ship to the US but will definitely ship to Ghana because there’s no accountability
yes - this is the exact problem
Great to see you. Great information as always.
Thanks so much I’ve learnt soo significant here and will be very vigilant now as am looking through the market for one soon
I’d love to see a video on solar water heaters… features, installation, do’s and don’t’s
He actually has a video on this already. Check his earlier videos
Thanks for pointing that out. I watched the video and learned something about the pump that was installed. I’m also interested in learning more about how they decided on which heater to buy and how it is plumbed to the water water system throughout the house.
Don't say Dumso is a problem in entire Ghana. We don't have the severe issue in Sunyani. I agree with voltage regulator though, mine has come in handy due the bad transformers the government has been installing.
Welcome Back Mr Kingsly, Is been a while and we really miss you, can you please connect me to the person who did your drone coverage, i really want to take a drone coverage of my site,
Haha, Ghana and Generators… (G&G) and Yal used to make fun of Nigeria. I hope y'all can afford it.
Bro building Ghana is like you have to have the banks in yr pockets like now prices are yet to reach the sky but when will it come down you are at the mercy of power cuts if you cannot afford solar
I don't blame the Chinese, i blame the Ghanaian. They very well know what they're selling. I bought my 10kva general from China,no issues. You get what you pay for
I agree
Ghana has became excessively expensive and the Greed is insane. I’m currently building in Kenya and Rwanda
I know exactly what you mean
It’s crazy but this is the second time that RUclips took y’all off my auto watch list
Yeah, some strange stuff going on there
Long time
Welcome back
Thanks
Hello Asha Gad How is Ghana Why Are America's Going Back ?😊😊
Going back?
Only some not all.
Those who are broke and unable to afford to live in Ghana. They finished their savings account. You must have a constant flow of income before you move to Ghana
Really good video . Thanks for the great work. I have emailed you 😅
Budget $20k for Victron Energy systems and control your energy supply. Beware of those cheap Inverters, though
Omg… it’s a lot to live in Ghana. Very draining.
You have to be resilient with multiple income streams. Once that’s sorted it’s far better to be wealthy in Ghana than UK/US. Plus the constant Vitamin D
So what about the unit that you have how does that help ??
If I need a generator to buy do you suggest I buy it from the US or Ghana please advise if in the US which one do you suggest please help me thank you.
Long time don't see. Hope all is w well
Yes ooo
Thanks
Building Ghana? Never! You should hear my story. Ghana? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
What’s your story?
You are looking good; the dose of vitamin D is doing you well. What is happening to the front of your building? Can I see water damage or mould colouring on the front? Maybe it's good you haven't painted yet.
Thanks
Yes, vitamin D is wonderful plus lots of KONTOMIRE !!
Not mould, just water that will dry. It’s typical on most unpainted buildings. In a developing area it’s advisable not to stand out too much hence no painting yet.
Neighborhood transformation is amazing from drone shot. Wow 🤩
@@jastelle45Has developed at a good pace
I’ve been told the electric fence will rust if installed near the seaside. Is this true! I’m building about a kilometer from the ocean. What prevention can I take? Any good alternatives to electric fencing?
Use galvanized steel that is impervious to rust.
Manufacturers profit off misleading labeling because we (consumers) without expertise don’t read with technicality.😢
Exactly!!
But it is a very bad practice
It’s dishonest and unethical
@@kingstal90Greetings from your Motown mate Sabato😊
Charlie
How be?
Nice to hear from you!
Do you know the Family by nature Family?
Do I still need generator if I have solar power? So how can one get the original generator .?
Try Spintex Road
That pump probably came with "copper clad" cables. Not pure copper. You have to look for the details in the ad. If that detail is not availabe Don't buy that product unless you plan on upgrading the cables yourself. A chinese merchant is not including ANYTHING for free ...😂
Could it also be some of the 10KW Ghana generators have two outlets, and each outlet is rated for 21A at 240V? I am asking this because a 6500W running (8125W starting) 120V generator in the US normally has multiple outlets:
eg. 2 outlets × 20A @ 120V each
1 outlet x 30A @ 120V/240 split phase,
and for the heavy duty types like 9KW running and up, an extra 50A outlet @ 120V/240V split phase is provided.
120v is not a thing outside the US. Most of our generators are 230v and 3-phase
@aberba, my response/question to Kingsley wasn't to imply Ghana uses 120v. However, it was a suggestion/question if it could be the 240V types in Ghana (regardless of the phase) has multiple outlets just like the types in US where the total wattage of those outlets equals what generator is rated for.
No it’s not
@kingstal90 thanks Kingsley. This video is actually Godsend because your warning about the Amperage is very priceless. Coincidentally, I am in the market shopping for one and I will keep your advice in my toolbox.
To help you understand further, look at the example at the link below. This is a 10kVA standby / 11kVA prime rated generator.
Max current is 11000/230= 47.82A. Continuous current is 10000/230= 43.5A. This is the current or power output of the generator.
It has two sockets for connection, 1x32A and 1x63A. The number of sockets for connection is just the way the power is distributed. Some generators have single outputs.
The number of sockets is not relevant to what I am describing here. The power of the generator is shared across the output sockets provided. The point is a 10kVA generator should give you between 40-45A continuous current at 220-240V nominal
So if you are buying a 10kVA generator (single phase) in Ghana and the nameplate states 26A continuous current- then know that you are being cheated considerably!!
Hope that helps you understand it better.
U need a pool. Think about it 😀