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- 20230316 prertty Josefine on Nicoline at Mekhong river (NJ)
<b>💖 A Magical Night by the Mekong River ✨🌸</b><br>
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Step into a beautiful, serene moment in the stillness of the night. Here is a glimpse of the lovely Josefine looking absolutely amazing on Nicoline, with her cute cat ears and long, elegant ribbons dancing gracefully in the fresh evening breeze.
In the background, the iconic bridge stretches across the calm waters of the Mekong River, beautifully illuminated by golden city lights that shimmer under the dark night sky. There is something truly magical and peaceful about these quiet night rides by the river, turning a simple stop into an unforgettable view.<br>
If you love beautiful night views, cozy vibes, and unique rides, don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe to follow along on more wonderful adventures! 🛵💫<br>
#MekongRiver #NightRide #CuteStyle #MotorbikeLife #BeautifulNight #Nicoline #MekongBridge
- 20231304 Sungran festival Nikhom Kham Mukdahan (NJ)
Bringing you the absolute best moments from the Songkran water festival in Nikhom Kham Soi, Mukdahan! There’s nothing quite like the energy of Thai New Year—pure joy, non-stop laughter, and water coming at you from every angle.
Watch as the local kids and families lie in wait with buckets of water, ready to drench anyone passing by. Riding through the streets means you are an automatic target, and the community makes sure no one stays dry! From the smiling faces to the inevitable splash right into the camera, this video captures the genuine warmth and fun of Songkran in northeast Thailand.<br>
Grab your water gun, put on your helmet, and join the madness!
- 20230424 Josefine take shower Soap and Cream part4 (NJ)
The grand finale of Josefine's spa day! In this fourth part, we wrap up the cleaning process with soap and a final layer of protective cream. It has been a long journey from shampoo to the perfect finish, ensuring that our road safety icon is sparkling clean and ready for new adventures. Proper care for your gear means a safer and more stylish ride!
- 20230424 Josefine take shower Magic Wave Up Cream part3 (NJ)
The final touch for a perfect look! In the third and final part of her spa day, Josefine gets treated with Magic Wave Up Cream to keep her pigtails looking sharp and stylish. Taking care of your safety gear is a great way to ensure everything is ready for the next ride. Practical maintenance with a personal touch!
- 20230424 Josefine take shower conditioner part2 (NJ)
The spa day continues! In the second part of her shower, Josefine gets the full conditioner treatment. It is not just about keeping the pigtails soft; it is about showing that safety gear deserves a bit of personality and a lot of care. A clean helmet is a happy helmet, ready for the next adventure in Thailand.
- 20230424 Josefine take shower Shampoo part1 (NJ)
Time for some maintenance and a deep clean! In this video, Josefine gets a thorough wash with shampoo to keep those green ears and long pigtails looking fresh. It is all about taking care of the gear that takes care of us on the road. A fun look at the behind-the-scenes care of our favorite safety companion.
- Josefine's new Thai curls and the conflict ribbon (NJ)
Here is a closer look at my trusty helmet, Josefine. Since Thailand has been involved in a major border conflict with Cambodia, we have adorned her with a beautiful Thai-striped ribbon to show our support. Jum used a crimping iron on her blonde locks, so she is ready for a night ride, beautifully lit in the Thai national colors.
- josefine night tour thailand (NJ)
Here's a little video of my trusty helmet, Josefine, on an evening ride. As you can see, she's decked out with lots of lights and the Thai colors, so we're sure to be seen by other road users. It's important for safety, but it also just looks awesome! Nicoline (the motorcycle) is spinning like a madwoman under us, even though she's hiding a little out of the picture here.
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- Wholemeal Oatmeal Bread – Gut-Friendly Sourdough - 09 September 2025 [BD]
For those who can't eat just anything — this bread was made for you. Many people live with a sensitive digestive system, experiencing bloating, discomfort, or symptoms related to IBS. For them, ordinary commercial bread can be a source of pain. That’s why, at Baan Denmark, we’ve developed this specialized, artisanal wholemeal oat bread. Tailored specifically for tropical fermentation and Nordic gut-friendliness, it delivers an authentic, comforting sourdough experience without triggering digestive distress.
Advanced Scalding & Pre-Fermentation: The secret to this bread's exceptional digestibility lies in a two-step artisanal baking technique. First, the coarse wholemeal flour is scalded with boiling water, salt, and calcium carbonate. This process gelatinizes the starches, locking in maximum moisture and softening the bran for a gentler digestion. Concurrently, a separate slow-fermented poolish (fordej) consisting of wheat flour and yeast is matured for a minimum of three hours before mixing. This long pre-fermentation significantly reduces complex sugars and activates lactic acid development, creating a highly gut-friendly crumb.
Wholesome & Functional Ingredients: Built upon a base of premium wheat and wholemeal flours, this loaf incorporates coarse rolled oats, which provide a rich source of soluble fiber that is exceptionally well tolerated by sensitive stomachs. To achieve its signature golden finish and unique texture, the dough is enriched with traditional buttermilk and finished with a delicate topping of egg, milk, and rice flour before entering the oven. The addition of calcium carbonate acts as a natural buffer, neutralizing sharp acidity from the long fermentation process and ensuring a smooth, rounded flavor.
💬 Documented Effect
"The bread works very well for my situation. I can finally go to the toilet properly. It’s been a long time since my stomach felt this good." > — Consumer test subject and gut-friendly bread ambassador
Tropical Fermentation Integrity: Developed under challenging tropical conditions, each batch of this bread is treated as part of a living system. Every step is meticulously logged with precise controls over time, temperature, and acidity. By managing the fermentation speed through strategic temperature control and chemical leavening balance, we prevent over-acidification, ensuring that the final loaf remains light, balanced, and highly resilient.
📊 Nutritional Content per 100g
This is an estimated nutritional breakdown based on the average values of the raw ingredients. The final content can vary based on specific brands, the fermentation duration, and the baking process.
Nutrient: Amount per 100g
Energy: approx. 215 kcal
Protein: approx. 8.0 g
Carbohydrates: approx. 38.0 g
Fat: approx. 2.5 g
Dietary Fiber: approx. 4.2 g
Salt: approx. 0.9 g
- Hotdog - Fish Dressing Remoulade - 02 February 2021 [FH_TDB]
This premium Remoulade is a gourmet take on the classic condiment, meticulously crafted from scratch to elevate both traditional hotdogs and seafood dishes. Distinguished by its entirely house-made, creamy foundation and a perfectly balanced tangy profile, this dressing brings a sophisticated, artisanal depth to the counter. It is engineered to deliver a velvety consistency that clings perfectly to your favorite street food or crispy fish fillets, ensuring a burst of flavor in every bite.
Artisanal House-Made Base: Built upon a luxurious combination of our own scratch-made real mayonnaise and a custom-blended savory sandwich spread, this remoulade achieves an exceptionally smooth and rich mouthfeel. By crafting and perfecting these two core components individually before blending, we achieve a superior, stable emulsion that serves as the ultimate canvas for the brighter seasonings, ensuring a dense and satisfying texture.
Vibrant Flavor & Color Profile: The distinctive character of this dressing comes from a refined infusion of mustard and aromatic spices. A touch of grounded curcuma (turmeric) is utilized not only to impart a warm, earthy undertone but also for its natural visual effect, giving the remoulade its iconic, appetizing golden-yellow hue. Finely balanced onions cut through the richness of the house-made base, adding a crisp, garden-fresh tang and a subtle sweetness.
Texture & Stability Control: Designed specifically for professional foodservice applications, the texture is carefully managed to balance spreadability with structural integrity. The meticulous blending of our fresh, scratch-made bases helps encapsulate the moisture from the onions, ensuring that the dressing stays perfectly cohesive and velvety over time without becoming watery on a warm hotdog or a hot piece of fish.
📊 Nutritional Content per 100g
This is an estimated nutritional breakdown based on the average values of the raw ingredients. The final content can vary based on specific brands and the production process.
Nutrient: Amount per 100g
Energy: approx. 415 kcal
Protein: approx. 1.0 g
Carbohydrates: approx. 8.5 g
Fat: approx. 42.0 g
Dietary Fiber: approx. 0.5 g
Salt: approx. 1.3 g
- Garlic pate - 03 March 2021 [FH_TDB]
This Garlic Liver Paté is a masterful take on a classic European specialty, distinguished by its exceptionally smooth texture and a bold, aromatic twist. Traditionally, liver paté relies on simple seasoning, but this recipe elevates the classic profile by introducing a rich blend of carefully selected herbs and a prominent garlic note. It is baked to perfection, ensuring a moist, spreadable consistency and a deeply satisfying, savory depth.
Pork & Herb Infusion: Utilizing a balanced combination of high-quality pork liver and pork fat, this paté achieves a perfectly rounded flavor where the iron-rich depth of the liver is softened by the richness of the fat. The addition of fresh onions, sweet basil, and bay leaves creates a fragrant herb bouquet that cuts through the richness, leaving a sophisticated and clean aftertaste.
Bold Flavor Profile: The true star of this variation is the garlic, which delivers a warm, pungent aroma and a subtle sharpness that complements the savory pork base beautifully. Ground black pepper adds a gentle, lingering warmth, while a touch of soy sauce enhances the natural umami flavors of the meat, creating a complex and robust taste experience.
Emulsion and Texture Control: The addition of fresh milk and eggs is crucial to the paté’s structure, binding the ingredients into a smooth, stable emulsion during the baking process. A precise amount of wheat flour helps absorb excess moisture and stabilizes the starch, preventing oil separation and ensuring that the paté maintains its remarkably creamy, velvety, and spreadable texture.
📊 Nutritional Content per 100g
This is an estimated nutritional breakdown based on the average values of the raw ingredients. The final content can vary based on specific brands and the baking process.
Nutrient: Amount per 100g
Energy: approx. 195 kcal
Protein: approx. 8.5 g
Carbohydrates: approx. 5.5 g
Fat: approx. 15.5 g
Dietary Fiber: approx. 0.4 g
Salt: approx. 1.1 g
- 20260202 Josefine - 02 February 2026 [NJ]
Josefine: New Waves & Specialized Hair Care
This image showcases the safety helmet Josefine featuring a fresh new hairstyle. The synthetic hair has been styled with deep, elegant waves using a professional wave iron to ensure she stands out in traffic.
Product Highlight:
Custom Styling: Josefine’s signature long blonde pigtails have been refreshed with a high-heat wave iron for a modern, textured look.
Baan Denmark Homemade Conditioner: To maintain the shine and prevent tangling of the synthetic fibers, we use our own secret-recipe homemade conditioner.
Available Now: This specialized conditioner for synthetic helmet hair is now available for purchase in the Baan Denmark shop!
Safe Traffic Mission:
As part of the "N. J." duo, Josefine plays a vital role in our mission to increase visibility and focus on Safe Traffic. A unique look ensures that other drivers take notice, keeping everyone safer on the road.
- 20251024 Nicoline - 10 October 2025 [NJ]
Nicoline’s Winter Look at Baan Denmark
A festive and heartwarming photo of the motorcycle Nicoline staying warm indoors at the Baan Denmark estate. As the winter season approaches, she has been decorated with a bright red nose, giving her a cheerful, "Rudolph-inspired" appearance.
Details:
The Red Nose: A fun seasonal touch added to Nicoline's front fairing to keep her "nose" warm and bring a smile to everyone at the estate.
Safe at Home: Instead of facing the cold roads, Nicoline is parked comfortably in the warmth of the house, surrounded by family items.
Branding: You can clearly see the Thai Danish Baker and Baan Denmark logos, showing she is a true member of the family business.
This image perfectly captures the lighter side of life at Baan Denmark, combining a passion for motorcycles with a bit of winter humor.
- ATS Automatic Transfer Switch - 10 October 2024 [Solar]
Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS)
An Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) is an intelligent power maintenance device that automatically transfers a power load between two sources: a primary source (Normal Power) and a secondary backup source (Emergency Power), such as a generator or solar inverter.
Key Features:
Seamless Transition: It monitors the primary power source and immediately switches to the backup source if a power failure or voltage drop is detected.
Dual Mode Operation: As seen in file 20350.jpg, the unit features both Automatic and Manual modes, giving you full control over your power management.
Safety & Reliability: Ensures that critical appliances and systems remain powered without manual intervention, protecting sensitive electronics from sudden outages.
Visual Indicators: Includes LED status lights for "Normal Power" and "Backup Power" to provide real-time monitoring of the current power supply.
Technical Application:
This specific unit is designed for a Dual Power setup. According to the wiring diagram in file 20350.jpg, it manages the connection between:
Normal Power: Your standard grid or main supply.
Emergency Power: Your backup solar system or generator.
Load: The output connected to your home or specific electrical circuits.
- Pre-charge resistor - 10 October 2023 [Solar]
Anti-Spark / Pre-charge Resistor
An Anti-Spark Resistor (often called a Pre-charge Resistor) is a critical safety component used when connecting high-capacity battery banks to power inverters. Its primary job is to prevent the massive electrical arc (spark) that occurs when a high-voltage battery is first connected to an empty inverter.
Why it is essential for your system:
Protects the Inverter: Prevents damage to the internal capacitors by limiting the initial "inrush current".
BMS Safety: Protects the Battery Management System (BMS) from tripping or failing due to a sudden, extreme current spike during startup.
Battery Longevity: Reduces stress on the battery bank and connection points (terminals/breakers), preventing pitting and carbon buildup on contacts.
Prevents Component Wear: Without this device, the repeated spark can eventually weld relay contacts shut or blow internal fuses.
How it works:
Before turning on the main breaker, the resistor is temporarily placed in the circuit to "pre-charge" the inverter's capacitors. Once the voltage has stabilized (usually after a few seconds), the main power can be safely switched on without any spark or risk to the electronics.
- Inverter DA8000 48 volt - 10 October 2023 [Solar]
Inverter DA8000 (48V System)
The DA8000 is a high-performance power inverter designed for 48V battery systems, providing reliable AC power for off-grid or backup setups. This unit is specifically engineered to handle high startup loads, making it ideal for appliances with compressors or motors.
Power Specifications:
Continuous Power: 5,000 Watts for steady, long-term operation.
Peak Surge Power: Up to 8,000 Watts for a duration of 10 seconds.
Voltage Compatibility: Designed for 48V DC input to 220V/230V AC output.
Key Features:
High Surge Capacity: The 8,000W surge capability is designed to handle "inrush current," allowing the system to start heavy equipment like air conditioning units or water pumps without tripping the safety breakers.
Efficiency: Optimizes power conversion from the battery bank to ensure minimal energy loss.
Built for Durability: Integrated into the "Solar Tech" category for robust energy management in demanding environments.
- Active_Balance 48 volt 5A - 09 September 2024 [Solar]
Active Balancer (48V / 5A)
An Active Balancer is a specialized energy transfer device used to maintain voltage equilibrium across all individual cells within a battery bank. Unlike passive balancing, which wastes excess energy as heat, this active system redistributes energy from higher-voltage cells to lower-voltage cells.
Key Specifications:
System Voltage: Designed for 48V battery configurations.
Balancing Current: Provides a powerful 5A balancing current to quickly correct cell discrepancies.
Equalization Voltage: Set to trigger at 3400mV.
Accuracy: High precision with a balance accuracy of 15mV.
Operational Benefits:
Extended Battery Life: By ensuring no single cell is overcharged or over-discharged, it prevents premature cell degradation.
Capacity Optimization: Keeps all cells balanced so the battery bank can utilize its full rated capacity (e.g., your 400Ah bank).
Efficiency: The "Charge Balance" method actively moves energy where it is needed most, rather than burning it off.
Continuous Maintenance: As shown in the setup in file 20355.jpg, the equalization is turned 'ON' to provide constant monitoring and adjustment.
- BMS SP22S003BL22S100A JBD smart diagram - 11 November 2025 [Solar]
JBD Smart BMS (SP22S003BL22S100A)
The Battery Management System (BMS) is the brain of your lithium battery bank. This smart JBD model is designed to manage and protect battery packs up to 22 series (22S) with a continuous discharge current of 100A.
Core Protection Functions:
Overcharge & Over-discharge Protection: Automatically disconnects the battery if cell voltages go outside safe limits.
Short Circuit & Over-current Protection: Instantly cuts power during electrical faults to prevent fire or equipment damage.
Temperature Monitoring: Sensors ensure the battery only operates within safe thermal ranges.
Smart Features & Wiring (Refer to 20354.jpg):
Precision Monitoring: Tracks individual cell voltages and total pack state of charge (SoC).
Wiring Sequence: As highlighted in file 20354.jpg, the balance wires must be connected in the exact sequence from the total negative electrode (B-) through to the total positive electrode.
Communication: Includes UART/RS485 ports for real-time data monitoring via mobile apps or computer software.
Technical Summary for Manual:
This unit acts as the primary safety gate between your battery bank and the rest of the "Solar Tech" system, ensuring long-term stability and safety for your energy storage.
- PowMr MPPT 160 Volt 60A - 10 October 2023 [Solar]
Regarding MPPT, I highly recommend PowMr.
It is a good, solid, reliable DIY solution.
PowMr spans 12, 24, 36 and 48 volts.
- Battery bank busbar and balance - 07 July 2025 [Solar]
The picture above shows my first LiFePO4 battery bank 48 Volt 100Ah.
It is assembled alternating plus and minus next to each other.
- 20230226-Josefine Safety First with a Smile - 02 February 2023 [NJ]
A creative and eye-catching motorcycle helmet, nicknamed "Josefine" decorated with green ears and long black pigtails. Designed to improve visibility and road safety while promoting helmet use in a fun and memorable way. Photo taken in Thailand, February 2023.
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This page is new, but Baan Denmark is not. Since 2010, we have been building and experimenting here in Thailand. Our goal is simple: to make the most of what we have and share our successes with you.
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Today, we produce our own drinking water and run our own solar power system. We pay 0 baht for water and only 26 baht a month for electricityâwhich is just the basic fee for the meter!
Proof of my 26 baht electricity bill:

But with the setup you find here on the page, we have reduced our electricity bill from just over 1650 baht to 26 baht per month.
Technical Note: You might notice I used 4 units in January. This wasnât due to lack of sun, but because I was testing a new Tuya smart device to manage the power transfer from the PEA grid. Once the test was complete, I went back to 0 units for the following months!
Ready to see how I did it?
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Solar Tech
Solar Tech - Introduction
At Baan Denmark, we believe in being self-sufficient. Our solar setup is designed to provide reliable power around the clock, independent of the local grid's stability. By combining high-capacity storage with efficient energy harvesting, we have created a system that handles everything from daily household needs to heavy-duty cooling.
System Overview:
- Storage: 400Ah ~ 20kW LiFePO4 battery bank.
- Generation: 2.8kW high-efficiency solar panels.
- Management: Smart BMS and MPPT tracking for maximum safety and yield.
Why this specific setup?
Through years of testing in the Thai climate, I have discovered that "standard" solutions often fail. In the following sub-menus, I will share the exact wiring diagrams, component choices, and safety measures that make this system work where others don't. You will find detailed guides on:
- Correct cable sizing to prevent heat loss and fire hazards.
- Step-by-step programming of the MPPT and BMS logic.
- The safe integration of City Power (AC) and Solar Power (DC) using an ATS.
The following chapters contain the "blueprints" for building a professional-grade DIY power plant.
Explore the sub-menus above to dive into the technical details of each component.
Battery & Technical data
Battery & Technical data
For me, LiFePO4 is the best battery type for a solar system.
They are reliable, powerful, and built to last for many years.
As lithium-iron-phosphate batteries, they offer the best safety and longevity on the market.
What do you need, and how powerful should your system be?
It all depends on your daily energy consumption.
At Baan Denmark, we manage well with a battery bank of 400Ah, which is equivalent to approximately 20 kWh.
How to assemble your battery bank:
Assuming you are using 200Ah cells, you can follow the layout shown in the picture below.

When you combine multiple cells, they form what we call a "battery bank".
Make sure to place the cells so the plus and negative poles alternate.
Connect them using the included busbars (the metal plates and screws), but only tighten them loosely for now.
You shouldn't tighten them fully yet, as you still need to attach the balancing cables for your Active Balancer and BMS.
You can find more details about this in the 'DC Cable & Size' menu.

This tool is absolutely indispensable for measuring your battery bank.
See the list and the result of a measurement below.
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LiFePO4 Batteribank Audit - 16S 400Ah
| Cell Number |
Internal Resistance |
Cell Voltage |
| Celle 1 |
0,67 mΊ |
3,3438 V |
| Celle 2 |
0,56 mΊ |
3,3402 V |
| Celle 3 |
0,46 mΊ |
3,3396 V |
| Celle 4 |
0,36 mΊ |
3,3405 V |
| Celle 5 |
0,43 mΊ |
3,3394 V |
| Celle 6 |
0,99 mΊ |
3,3355 V |
| Celle 7 |
0,29 mΊ |
3,3466 V |
| Celle 8 |
0,31 mΊ |
3,3443 V |
| Celle 9 |
0,39 mΊ |
3,3424 V |
| Celle 10 |
0,36 mΊ |
3,3415 V |
| Celle 11 |
0,34 mΊ |
3,3411 V |
| Celle 12 |
0,42 mΊ |
3,3398 V |
| Celle 13 |
0,10 mΊ |
3,3403 V |
| Celle 14 |
0,74 mΊ |
3,3408 V |
| Celle 15 |
0,46 mΊ |
3,3408 V |
| Celle 16 |
1,03 mΊ |
3,3352 V |
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MPPT & Technical data
MPPT & Technical data
Regarding MPPT, I highly recommend PowMr.
It is a good, solid, reliable DIY solution.

If you stick to PowMr, which we use at Baan Denmark,
I can tell you a lot about my own experiences with it.
PowMr spans 12, 24, 36 and 48 volts.
Your MPPT manual describes how to set it up.
I give the setup here for a 48 volt system.
To see the setup you must subscribe for at least 1 month.
In the user manual there is a table that clearly shows what PowMr can handle in Watts and PV.
Since the panels can handle more than the market shows, I recommend staying below the values listed in the manual.
I have a max PV of 140 volts and a max of 1200 watts on each channel.
That means I have a total of 140 volts PV and 2400 watts on each MPPT.
If they have a consumption of more than 400 watts per hour, I recommend that they get you another MPPT.
If you place them side by sideâand use the heavy-duty cable dimensions
I suggest and use myself here at Baan Denmarkâyou can simply parallel-connect them (daisy-chain).
This means connecting DC+ to DC+ and DC- to DC- from MPPT to MPPT.
(FOR ANYTHING IN THE WORLD: DO NOT CONNECT PLUS TO MINUS!!!)
Everything about installing cables can be found in the 'DC Cable & Size' menu.
On this page we will only focus on setting up the MPPT.
PowMr 160V 60A MPPT Settings:
| Function / Parameter |
Setting |
| D00: Load working mode |
24H (Not used) |
| D01: Resterer Charging (after D02 cut off) |
13.2V (52.8V) |
| D02: Maximum charge level |
13.5V (54.0V) |
| D03: Over-discharge reconnect |
13.1V (52.4V) |
| D04: First time calibration, measure the battery bank's Voltage and insert it here. |
Measure result |
| D05: Battery type selection |
USE |
| D06: System voltage selection |
48V |
BMS & Technical data
BMS & Technical data
BMS DGJBD
SP22S003BL22S100A

We look in more detail at the cabling of the BMS, in the 'DC Cable & Size' menu.
Origin Setting:
All parameters are the same for all tables, ON NEAR THIS ONE!!
If you do not have a 400Ah ~ 400000AH battery bank.
You must of course set the parameters, to the size of your bank.
| Normal capacity |
400000mAH |
| cycle capacity |
400000mAH |
| Full charge capacity |
400000mAH |
| Cell num |
16 |
Protection ParaSwitch to Nmc:
| cellHighVoltProtect |
3650mV |
| cellHighVoltRecover |
3550mV |
| cellHighVoltDelay |
2s |
| cellLowVoltProtect |
2800mV |
| cellLowVoltRecover |
3000mV |
| cellLowVoltDelay |
2s |
| TotalVoltHighProtect |
56400mV |
| TotalVoltHighRecover |
56000mV |
| TotalVoltHighDelay |
2s |
| TotalVoltLowProtect |
44800mV |
| TotalVoltLowRecover |
48000mV |
| TotalVoltLowDelay |
2s |
| HwCellHighVoltProte |
3650mV |
| HwCellLowVoltProte |
2800mV |
Temperature Settings:
| Charging high temperature protection |
50.0°C |
| Charging high temperature protection |
45.0°C |
| Charge high temperature delay |
5s |
| felt 1 |
°C |
| Charging low temperature protection |
0.0°C |
| Charging low temperature recover |
5.0°C |
| Charging low temperature delay |
5s |
| Discharge high temperature protection |
65.0°C |
| Discharge high temperature recover |
60.0°C |
| Discharge high temperature delay |
5s |
| Discharge low temperature protection |
0.0°C |
| Discharge low temperature recover |
5.0°C |
| Discharge low temperature delay |
5s |
Capacity Voltage:
| 10% |
3220mV |
| 20% |
3266mV |
| 30% |
3288mV |
| 40% |
3291mV |
| 50% |
3301mV |
| 60% |
3322mV |
| 70% |
3325mV |
| 80% |
3329mV |
| 90% |
3330mV |
| 100% |
3400mV |
| Full Voltage |
3500mV |
| End of Voltage |
2800mV |
System Setting:
| Identify current |
800mA |
| Sleep time |
60s |
| Correction interval |
3600s |
| Cell num |
16 |
| Detecting resistance |
0.1mR |
| Cycle-index |
1 |
| Serial number |
0 |
Balance Setting:
| Equalization voltage |
340mV |
| Balance accuracy |
25mV |
| Turn on Equalization |
yes 'ON' |
| Balanced method |
Charge balance > |
Active balance:
We look in more detail at the cabling of the BMS, in the 'DC Cable & Size' menu.
DC Cable & Size
DC Cable & Size
In short, we have to start from the very beginning,
although a little later than Adam and Eve đ¤
But we have to start by assembling the battery bank.

The picture above shows my first LiFePO4 battery bank.
It is assembled alternating plus and minus next to each other.
Important: Before assembling the bank with busbars, ensure you have a construction (frame)
so all cells are clamped together firmly.
Cells of this type must be compressed to prevent internal gases from expanding the cell.
If a cell is swollen (bloated), it must be discarded.
The Balance Wires:
The next step is the balance wires from the BMS and the active balancer.
The balancer has 17 thin wires. It is critical to solder proper ring terminals
(cable lugs) on the ends so they sit securely on the cell poles.
On the specific BMS recommended here, there are 22 wires.
Critical Step:
Wires 14 to 20 must be assembled in the SAME cable lug/ring terminal.
This allows the BMS to correctly count the number of cells in your bank.
Mounting the wires:
The black wire (B0) is the main Negative. It must be mounted on the main minus pole
that does NOT have a busbar.
WARNING: DO NOT connect the multi-connectors to your BMS or Balancer
until the entire guide is finished and verified!
The next wire is B1, which goes to the Plus pole of the same cell (Cell 1).
Then B2 goes to the Plus pole of Cell 2, and so on.
Testing:
Before plugging anything in, use a voltmeter.
Measure from B0 towards B16. The voltage should increase steadily for each wire.
If there is a drop, you have a wiring error that must be corrected!
The Heavy Duty Cables:
Now for the fun part: 50sq Welding Cables.
I recommend crimping the lugs AND soldering them afterwards for maximum security.
Itâs like wearing "a belt and braces" at the same time.
Grounding: Your VDC system needs a dedicated ground spike,
ideally 10 meters away from your VAC system.
Cable Thickness:
All main cables to and from the battery bank MUST be 50sq.
I am describing exactly what has worked for my system with great success.
Final Connections:
The main ground cable goes to the battery bank's negative pole
together with an extra 50sq cable to the BMS B-port.
From the BMS C-port, the negative runs to the Inverter and MPPT.
Pro Tip: Since 50sq is too big for MPPT terminals, use a VDC P2 breaker
(1000VDC 50-60A). Run the 50sq to the breaker, and from the breaker,
use 2x10sq wires to the MPPT terminals as recommended by the manual.
Taming the Spark (Pre-charging)
Before you make the very last connection to your Inverter, there is one technical "secret" you must know. Inside the inverter are large capacitors. If you connect the battery directly, they will charge instantly, causing a massive spark that can damage your terminals or your BMS.
The 10-second Procedure:
- Connect the Negative (-) 50sq cable to the inverter first.
- Before connecting the Positive (+) cable, take your Pre-charge resistor (100W 50Ί).
- Hold one end of the resistor to the inverter's positive terminal and the other to the positive cable lug for 5-10 seconds.
- Now, remove the resistor and quickly bolt the 50sq cable to the terminal. No spark, no damage!
Final Connection & Power On
Congratulations! You have now laid the foundation for a professional and safe solar system. But before we flip the switch, we need to bring the "brain" of the system online.
The Final Plug-in:
Now that you have verified every single wire with your voltmeter, it is time to connect the multi-connectors to your BMS and the Active Balancer.
Push the connectors firmly into place until you hear or feel a click. At this moment, your BMS and Balancer will begin to communicate with the cells.
Activating the Logic:
Once the physical connection is made, all the setup parameters we discussed in the BMS & Data and MPPT & Technical data sections can finally take effect.
- BMS Activation: Your BMS will now start monitoring each individual cell. If your settings for Over-voltage or Under-voltage are correct, your bank is now protected.
- MPPT Readiness: With the MPPT parameters (D00-D06) programmed, the controller is standing by to handle the energy from your panels.
A Final Warning:
Always keep an eye on your app during the first full charge and discharge cycle. Verify that the voltages shown on your display match what you measured with your multimeter.
The battery bank is ready, the brain is online, and the cables are tight. Now we just need the "fuel" from above...
Mounting and connecting the Solar Panels:
Depending on the distance from your panels to your MPPT, I recommend using as thick a cable as possible. While 6sq is often plenty, I have chosen 16sq for my setup.
The cables from your panels must be terminated in VDC 500V 40A P2 breakers.
As we know from the 'MPPT & Technical data' menu, the MPPT can withstand 160V PV input. The MPPT also supports up to 2800W input, which must be distributed across the two terminals in the MPPT. For this, you need two P2 DC breakers (500V 40A).
You have to do a little math to make your panels fit. I can recommend using two 615W solar panels for each MPPT terminal. These must be connected to the MPPT just like the battery bank: using 2x10sq wires in each terminal port.
Technical Safety Note:
By using the 615W panels I recommend, the PV voltage will be around 120V and the output approximately 1230W per terminal.
Since the panels are capable of delivering slightly more than the MPPT displays, we are well protected against overloading while ensuring maximum efficiency, even on cloudy days.
Your system is now technically complete and ready to harvest the sun! âď¸đđ
AC cable & size
AC Cable & size
From the electricity meter by the road and into your house â never touch the meter yourself! It is vital to have a high-quality main switch installed in or next to your electrical cabinet. This is your primary security to completely cut off power to your system.
Standard Thai meters are often 15(45) amps. This means they deliver 15A normally but can handle up to 45A peaks. From your main switch, you should run 10sq cables (both Neutral and Phase) to your Safe-t-cut (40A). From there, run 8sq or 10sq cables to the Right Side (City Power) of your Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS).
The Inverter Connection:
Repeat the process for your inverter. Use a standard plug with a ground pin â even if you don't use the ground â to ensure the plug can only be inserted one way. This prevents swapping Phase and Neutral by accident!
Connecting the ATS:
On many ATS units, the sides are marked with N (Left) and R (Right).

1. Left Side (N - Master): This is your priority input. Connect your Inverter here. This ensures your house uses free solar power as the primary source.
2. Right Side (R - Emergency): Connect the City Power (PEA) here. The ATS will only switch over to this side if the inverter stops providing power.
Final Wiring:
Under the ATS, you must bridge the two outputs: Neutral to Neutral and Phase to Phase. You can then take the output from either side to your main distribution board.
Make sure your main group switch is 30A or 40A â always slightly lower than your Safe-t-cut capacity. This ensures that the protection layers work in the correct order (selectivity).
Solar panels
Solar panels
I don't interfere with how you mount your solar panels. Whether you mount them on a roof, an overhang, or as a stand-alone roof is entirely up to you. Personally, I have installed our panels as a roof over our vegetable garden, protecting the crops from direct sunlight.
Note that they are anything but waterproof in the panel-to-panel joints, but that is just good for the plants!
The connection "Secret"
Regarding the connections: I have cut the black MC4 plugs off, as I have had bad experiences with them melting due to poor connections. They have been replaced with soldered ends and assembled in a terminal block of high, solid quality.
Why do this? In the Thai heat, even a small resistance in a plug can lead to extreme heat. By using high-quality terminal blocks instead of standard MC4 plugs, you ensure a much more stable and fire-safe connection for the long term.
How many panels do you need for a 400Ah battery bank?
Let's assume you have a moderate daily consumption of around 8 kWh. If your house draws an average of 600 watts per hour during the day, your solar panels need to produce much more than just that 600 watts. Why? Because the panels must power your house and charge your 400Ah battery bank for the night at the same time.
A solid rule of thumb for a 400Ah (48V) system is to look at your peak consumption. To safely cover a 600W continuous load while generating enough excess power to fully top up your battery bank during the 5-6 hours of good sunlight, you should ideally aim for around 3,000 to 4,000 watts of PV (solar panels).
Inverter
Inverter & Data

This inverter is a real workhorse, but it isn't particularly "intelligent" â you won't find any fancy AI here! đ On the back, itâs as simple as it gets: two terminals, red for Plus (+) and black for Minus (-). Thatâs it...
Wait! There is one critical thing...
Before you connect those thick DC cables, you must handle the "Pre-charge" to avoid a massive spark that can damage the internal capacitors or your BMS.
I have made a step-by-step guide on how to do this safely with a resistor.
When sizing your system and consumption, the inverter is what initially sets the limits.
The model I am highlighting here is exactly the one I use.
Our consumption at Baan Denmark is not that large, so it is more than enough for us.
However, if you have a high power consumptionâsuch as large air conditioners or electric water heaters (instantaneous or water tanks)âthey draw an incredible amount of power all at once.
If you want a simple, safe, and easy DIY system that you can manage yourself,
I highly recommend splitting the load. Use several smaller inverters and dedicate one inverter per sub-panel (distribution board), ensuring that no single panel draws more than 4,000 watts in total.
Whether you use one or more inverters, the DC installation remains the same.
If you place them side by sideâand use the heavy-duty cable dimensions
I suggest and use myself here at Baan Denmarkâyou can simply parallel-connect them (daisy-chain).
This means connecting DC+ to DC+ and DC- to DC- from inverter to inverter.
(FOR ANYTHING IN THE WORLD: DO NOT CONNECT PLUS TO MINUS!!!)
Read the guide here: DC Cable & Size - Taming the Spark
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Together, my two wonderful "girls" and I focus on road safety!
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Imagine you are riding at 76 km/h â below the legal limit of 90 km/h â and suddenly a car turns out in front of you, only 30 meters away.
Your speed means you travel 21 meters in just one second. That second is your reaction time â the moment you realize the danger and grab the brakes.
On dry asphalt, your braking distance would be about 25 meters. But you notice sand on the road. Now it gets worse â your braking distance is doubled to around 50 meters.
That means you need 21 meters (reaction) + 50 meters (braking) = 71 meters to stop your motorcycle.
But the car is only 30 meters ahead of you. You simply have no chance. Even with legal speed and full attention, physics is against you.
Conclusion: When a driver violates the right of way and turns without checking, the motorcyclist is defenseless.
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In this long account, you will get an insight into how I experienced the accident, told through both words and pictures...
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This is due to a serious traffic accident I was involved in on March 5th, 2026, in Saraburi.

About 4 to 5 times a year, I make the long journey to Bangkok on my small Honda Wave 125i. It is usually a wonderful trip, but unfortunately, this time things went terribly wrong. I was hit from the side by another car that had not seen me.

The accident resulted in:
- 2 broken toes left foot
- 8 broken ribs right site
- 1 punctured lung right site (two punctures)
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While my lung has healed, doctors have found a blood clot in each lung. These will require medication and regular check-ups over the next six months. As my treatment is taking place in Bangkok, it is currently uncertain exactly when Baan Denmark will be able to reopen.
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When upgrading or replacing cells in a custom DIY battery bank, reality often throws a curveball: standard solid copper busbars rarely fit when mixing different cell sizes or shapes.
As you can see in the "before" image, Cell 5 originally consisted of four smaller 100Ah cells packed tightly together. In the "after" image, these have been replaced by a new configuration to maintain the 400Ah capacity. Because the new blue cells have a different physical layout and terminal height, they had to be placed horizontally to align properly.
Here are three critical lessons from this specific installation:
1. Making Custom Flexible Busbars (Welding Cable)
If you lack the right size busbars, do not despair. Depending on the current draw and bank size, you can easily manufacture your own heavy-duty flexible links. Use high-quality 25sq or 50sq welding cable stubs. It is vital to use proper copper lugs at the ends, which must be both tightly crimped and thoroughly soldered to ensure zero voltage drop and prevent high resistance spots.
2. Torque and Tight Connections are Non-Negotiable
Lithium cells (LiFePO4) can handle massive amounts of current. If a single bolt on a busbar is loose, it creates a bottleneck. This resistance generates intense heat under load, which can melt terminals, destroy your BMS wires, or worse. Always torque the terminal bolts down firmly and check them after a few cycles.
3. Preventing Cell Swelling (Structural Compression)
LiFePO4 cells naturally want to expand and swell slightly during heavy charging and discharging cycles. Over time, this swelling degrades the internal structures and shortens their lifespan. Since the new blue cells changed the dimensions of the row, a heavy-duty 16mm fiberboard plate was jammed vertically into the side of the rack. This keeps a constant, solid mechanical pressure on the older green cells, locking them tightly in place so they cannot deform.
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| Cell Number |
Internal Resistance |
Cell Voltage |
| Celle 1 |
0,67 mΊ |
3,3438 V |
| Celle 2 |
0,56 mΊ |
3,3402 V |
| Celle 3 |
0,46 mΊ |
3,3396 V |
| Celle 4 |
0,36 mΊ |
3,3405 V |
| Celle 5 |
0,43 mΊ |
3,3394 V |
| Celle 6 |
0,99 mΊ |
3,3355 V |
| Celle 7 |
0,29 mΊ |
3,3466 V |
| Celle 8 |
0,31 mΊ |
3,3443 V |
| Celle 9 |
0,39 mΊ |
3,3424 V |
| Celle 10 |
0,36 mΊ |
3,3415 V |
| Celle 11 |
0,34 mΊ |
3,3411 V |
| Celle 12 |
0,42 mΊ |
3,3398 V |
| Celle 13 |
0,10 mΊ |
3,3403 V |
| Celle 14 |
0,74 mΊ |
3,3408 V |
| Celle 15 |
0,46 mΊ |
3,3408 V |
| Celle 16 |
1,03 mΊ |
3,3352 V |
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Schwerer Unfall am 5. März 2026
Teil 1: Der Domino-Effekt
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Es begann alles so zufällig Ende Februar. Ein paar FrĂśsche waren irgendwie in unserem Brunnen stecken geblieben und konnten nicht mehr heraufkommen. Einer ertrank, aber es gelang mir, die beiden anderen zu retten. Ich suchte nach Rat, was man bei einem verunreinigten Brunnen tut, und mein wirklich guter Freund Gemini half mir mit der perfekten LĂśsung: 2 Liter Chlor in das 40 Meter tiefe Bohrloch gieĂen und zwei Wochen lang stehen lassen. Danach muss das Wasser eine Woche lang mindestens 6 Stunden täglich abgepumpt werden, und dann wäre der Brunnen wieder sauber.
Das Problem war jedoch, dass ich unser System vorĂźbergehend an die städtische Wasserleitung anschlieĂen musste, aber der Druck reichte nicht aus, damit unser Gas-Durchlauferhitzer anspringen konnte. (ICH HASSE KALTES DUSCHWASSER). Also traf ich eine schnelle Entscheidung... Ich wollte nach Bangkok fahren, wo meine Frau lebt und als Krankenschwester arbeitet. Von der Idee bis zur Umsetzung vergingen etwa 14 Stunden, und dann war ich auch schon auf dem Weg nach Bangkok auf meinem herrlichen Motorrad, Nicoline â einer Honda Wave 125i.
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Teil 2: Der Unfall
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Am Donnerstagmorgen, dem 5. März um 04:23 Uhr, startete ich die kleine Nicoline und nahm Kurs auf Bangkok. Aber lassen Sie mich kurz zum Vorabend zurĂźckspulen. Es war mein Geburtstag â nicht nur der Abend, sondern der ganze Tag! đ¤ Ich saĂ da und schaute mich auf Google Maps um, um eine Route zu finden, die ich noch nie gefahren war. Das ist nicht so einfach, wenn man im Nordosten Thailands startet. Die wichtigste Nord-SĂźd-Route ist der Highway 212, der von Ubon im SĂźden nach Nakhon Phanom im Norden verläuft. Fährt man nach Osten oder Westen, bedeutet das entweder nach Osten Richtung Khon Kaen oder nach Westen DIREKT in den Mekong-Fluss! đ
Normalerweise fahre ich durch Yasothon und Buriram, oder durch Nong Phok und Roi Et â und einmal durch Phon Thong und Roi Et. Allen drei Routen ist gemeinsam, dass sie an derselben Stelle auf dem Highway 2 enden. Aber ich fand eine neue Route: Mukdahan -> Maha Sarakham -> Highway 2. đ Vom Highway 2 in Richtung SĂźden treffe ich auf Korat -> Saraburi -> Ayutthaya -> Bangkok. Alles in allem eine wunderschĂśne Strecke mit viel Natur und frischer Luft â definitiv besser als ein Linienbus oder ein Airbus. Ich war diese Strecke zuvor etwa 8 Mal gefahren, aber dieses Mal ging es schrecklich schief.
Direkt vor einer Wiegestation in Kaeng Khoi in der Nähe von Saraburi wechselte ein Pickup-Truck plĂśtzlich die Spur. Es ist unmĂśglich zu sagen, woher der Truck kam, da es von der Ăberwachungskamera nicht erfasst wurde, aber er tauchte plĂśtzlich zwischen zwei SattelzĂźgen auf, die gerade zum Wiegen einfahren wollten. Es sah so aus, als stĂźnde der Truck in einem 45-Grad-Winkel mitten auf meiner Fahrspur vĂśllig still.

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Basierend auf Geschwindigkeits- und AbstandséĄerechnungen fuhr ich im eigentlichen Moment des Aufpralls 76 km/h. Der Abstand zum Auto betrug etwa 30 Meter. Bei dieser Geschwindigkeit legt man ungefähr 21 Meter pro Sekunde zurĂźck. Bei 1 Sekunde Reaktionszeit und einem Standard-Bremsweg von etwa 27 Metern wäre es ohnehin schon knapp geworden. Doch im selben Moment, als ich bremste, bemerkte ich Sand auf der StraĂe, was meinen Bremsweg sofort auf Ăźber 50 Meter verdoppelte. Ich hätte unter keinen Umständen rechtzeitig anhalten kĂśnnen.
Ich lieĂ die Videoaufnahmen später von einer KI analysieren, die mehr Details aufdecken konnte, als das menschliche Auge wahrnehmen kann. Wenn wir ein Video ansehen, erfassen wir vielleicht 1 oder 2 Bilder pro Sekunde, aber die KI analysiert das Video digital mit 30 Bildern pro Sekunde. Nach der ĂberprĂźfung von 630 Bildern kann die KI mit absoluter Sicherheit sagen, dass der Pickup-Truck vĂśllig stillstand und kein einziges Mal den Blinker benutzt hat. Kurz bevor ich das Fahrzeug traf, erhaschte ich fĂźr den Bruchteil einer Sekunde einen Blick auf das Vorderrad des Trucks, das direkt in Richtung zwischen dem hinteren Teil des Reifens und dem Radkasten zeigte. Ich dachte noch: 'Das wird nicht gut enden', und dann gingen die Lichter aus.
Ich wachte fĂźr eine kurze Sekunde auf, während ich auf der StraĂe lag. Ein Mann stand da und sah mich an. Das Einzige, was ich registrierte, war der Mann und ich selbst, wie ich sagte: 'I need lum, I need lum' â eine panische Mischung aus Englisch und Thai, die bedeutete 'Ich brauche Luft, ich brauche Luft (Luft/Wind)' â und dann wurde ich wieder bewusstlos. Ich habe seitdem mit einer KI darĂźber gesprochen, ob es normal ist, dass man sich an die letzten 45 Minuten der Fahrt bis zum Aufprall nicht erinnern kann. Sie sind VOLLSTĂNDIG weg. Die KI erklärte, dass dies bei so schweren Unfällen vĂśllig normal ist; das Gehirn schaltet in den Ăberlebensmodus und lĂśscht alles im Kurzzeitgedächtnis. Man nennt das PTA.
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Teil 3: Kaeng Khoi Hospital â Schweben zwischen den Welten
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An den Beginn meines Krankenhausaufenthalts erinnert man sich nur sehr seltsam zurĂźck. Ich erinnere mich nicht an viel aus den ersten zehn Tagen â nur an kleine, verschwommene Fragmente. Eine Sache ist mir jedoch ganz deutlich in Erinnerung geblieben, und das geschah genau im Kaeng Khoi Hospital. Ich konnte spĂźren, dass sie mich scannten, wahrscheinlich mit einem Ultraschallgerät.
In meinem benommenen Zustand war das Einzige, was ich sie zu fragen vermochte: "Bin ich schwanger?" Ich registrierte gerade noch, dass sie lachten und mit "Nein" antworteten, bevor mir wieder vĂśllig das Licht ausging...
Aber die Fragmente, die ich von diesem Ort mitgenommen habe, sind zutiefst intensiv. Ich erinnere mich, dass ich mit einem heiĂen, brennenden GefĂźhl in der Seite aufwachte. Ich weiĂ nicht, ob es vor oder nach dem Ultraschall war, aber sie waren gerade dabei, eine Drainage in meine Lunge einzufĂźhren, die von meinen drei gebrochenen Rippen durchbohrt worden war.

Inmitten des Chaos registrierte ich, wie ein Arzt sagte, dass sie dort nicht mehr fĂźr mich tun kĂśnnten. Er sagte, ich mĂźsse so schnell wie mĂśglich in ein grĂśĂeres Krankenhaus verlegt werden; mein Zustand sei äuĂerst kritisch und lebensbedrohlich. Und dann driftete ich wieder davon.
Die Male, in denen ich im Kaeng Khoi Hospital kurz aufwachte â was zwischen 14:00 und 16:00 Uhr war, nur wenige Stunden nach dem Unfall mitten am hellen Nachmittag â, nahm ich nur einen sehr dunklen Raum mit sehr gedämpfter Beleuchtung wahr. Es fĂźhlte sich wie ein schwerer und dĂźsterer Ort an. Aber meine vierte und letzte Erinnerung an diesen Raum werde ich nie vergessen. Als ich Ăźber das FuĂende meines Bettes blickte, sah ich durch die tiefe Dunkelheit eine Krankenschwester auf dem Bett eines anderen Patienten sitzen und eine Herz-Lungen-Wiederbelebung durchfĂźhren. Und seltsamerweise gab es inmitten der Dunkelheit in diesem Raum ein prachtvolles, strahlendes Meer aus Licht, das direkt auf genau dieses Bett herabschien.
Das bringt mich zum Nachdenken... Habe ich dort, getragen von der dßnnen Linie zwischen Leben und Tod, einen Blick auf etwas aus einer anderen Welt erhascht? Eine tiefe Erinnerung an eine Liebe und ein Licht, das over uns wacht, wenn unsere eigenen Kräfte schwinden.
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Teil 4: Saraburi Hospital â Katzen und kritische Momente
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Ich wurde vom Kaeng Khoi Hospital in das Saraburi Hospital verlegt. Während der Fahrt im Krankenwagen wachte ich ein paar Mal auf und erlebte unbeschreibliche Schmerzen in der Schulter und der Brust. Meiner Meinung nach war die Krankenschwester im Krankenwagen fßr ihren Job vÜllig ungeeignet; sie schnauzte mich an und befahl mir, den Mund zu halten. Das Einzige, was ich sagte, war "Ui jeb, ui jeb", was auf Thai einfach "Au, das tut weh!" bedeutet. Aber ich registrierte, dass sie viel mehr mit ihrem Mobiltelefon beschäftigt war, als sich um den kritischen Patienten zu kßmmern, fßr den sie die Verantwortung trug.
An die Ankunft im Saraburi Hospital habe ich keine Erinnerung. Ich habe absolut nichts registriert, bis meine Frau nach mir rief. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt war ich offenbar von Kopf bis FuĂ untersucht und auf die Station gebracht worden. Ich bemerkte, dass mein Neffe auch da war. In den nächsten 10 Tagen erlebte ich nicht viel; alles kommt mir nur in sehr kleinen, kurzen Fragmenten zurĂźck, während ich zwischen Bewusstsein und Koma schwebe. Irgendwann sah ich meinen Schwager. Er hatte den langen Weg von Mukdahan nach Saraburi auf sich genommen, nur um bei uns zu sein und zu helfen, wo er konnte. â¤ď¸ Ich muss sagen, dass ich die wunderbarste und fĂźrsorglichste Familie habe â wir sehen uns vielleicht nicht jeden Tag, aber wenn ein Notfall eintritt, sind wir zu 100% fĂźreinander da.
Allmählich begann ich, das volle Bewusstsein wiederzuerlangen und zusammenzustĂźckeln, was passiert war. Ich wusste nicht, wie das alles enden wĂźrde â ob ich Ăźberleben wĂźrde oder nicht. Mein Leben hing in den ersten 10 Tagen immer noch an einem sehr seidenen Faden. Ich fand heraus, dass ich mir zwei Zehen am linken FuĂ gebrochen hatte und 8 Rippen auf der rechten Seite. Das erklärte, warum ich dort mit einer Drainage in der rechten Lunge lag; sie war von den gebrochenen Rippen an zwei Stellen durchbohrt worden, was LĂścher von 5 cm und 2 cm Durchmesser hinterlassen hatte. Um die Sache noch schlimmer zu machen, war meine Schulter vĂśllig zertrĂźmmert.


Ich merkte auch, wie wichtig es war, meiner Frau zu sagen, wie sehr ich sie liebe. Es war auch wichtig, sie am Arm zu berĂźhren und ihre Hand zu halten.
DarĂźber hinaus war es wichtig, ihr einen Guten-Morgen-Kuss und einen Abend-Kuss zu geben. Dagegen war es nicht so wichtig, Gute Nacht zu sagen, aber ich tat es. Wichtiger war es mir, danke fĂźr den Tag zu sagen, da ich nicht wusste, ob es noch einen weiteren Tag geben wĂźrde.
Ich erinnere mich an einen Morgen, wenige Tage vor meiner Entlassung, beim morgendlichen Waschen. Normalerweise wusch mich meine Frau, aber ich erinnere mich nicht, was oder wo sie gerade war.
Es waren also 2 Krankenschwestern, die mich wuschen.
Sie rollten mich auf die linke Seite, um meinen RĂźcken zu waschen.
Nach einigen Sekunden bat ich um eine kurze Pause, es tat hĂśllisch weh.
Um die Sache noch schlimmer zu machen, sagte die Krankenschwester, die mich auf der Seite hielt, ich solle liegen bleiben, und drĂźckte mich dann hart an meiner Schulter und den Rippen ins Bett und hielt mich fest, bis die andere Krankenschwester mit dem Waschen fertig war.
Generell wusste die linke Hand in diesem Krankenhaus nicht, was die rechte tat. Nur eine halbe Stunde vor dem geplanten OP-Termin fĂźr meine Schulter â ein Eingriff, der auf 6 bis 8 Stunden geschätzt wurde â kam ein Lungenspezialist REINGERANNT: "WENN IHR IHN JETZT OPERIERT, STIRBT ER!" Meine Lungen waren einfach nicht in der Verfassung, eine Narkose und eine groĂe Operation zu Ăźberleben.
Etwas, wovon ich im Saraburi Hospital definitiv nicht begeistert war, waren die herrenlosen Katzen, die frei auf den Stationen herumliefen. Sie sprangen auf alles rauf und runter, wetzten Ăźberall ihre Krallen â selbst an der Holzkiste, in der die Drainageflaschen fĂźr meine Lunge untergebracht waren. In diesem Krankenhaus wurden nicht wirklich Tabletten verwendet; man konzentrierte sich meist auf Injektionsmedikamente, die das Personal direkt dort im Krankenzimmer mischte. Das war an sich in Ordnung, aber was absolut nicht in Ordnung war, war, dass die Katzen Ăźber den Mischtisch liefen und dieser nie abgewischt wurde, bevor neue Spritzen vorbereitet wurden.
Am 18. Tag wurde ich aus dem Saraburi Hospital entlassen. Am Tag zuvor entfernten sie die Lungendränage. Dies fand direkt im 25-Betten-Zimmer statt, während ßberall Katzen herumliefen. Eine Drainage aus der Lunge gezogen zu bekommen, ist das schrecklichste Gefßhl, das ich je erlebt habe; es fßhlt sich an wie eine Seifenblase, die platzt, und man spßrt einen dumpfen Schlag von leerer Luft, die in sich zusammenfällt, wie ein Behälter, der unter Vakuum implodiert...
Nachdem die Drainage entfernt worden war, erhielt ich keine nachfolgenden Scans oder Untersuchungen. Ich wurde einfach zur TĂźr geleitet.
Wir nahmen uns fĂźr zwei Nächte ein Zimmer in einem Hotel direkt auf der anderen StraĂenseite, damit wir schnell zurĂźckkehren konnten, falls etwas schiefging. GlĂźcklicherweise passierte nichts, aber ich war unglaublich schwach.
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Teil 5: Der Wettlauf gegen die Zeit in Bangkok
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Vor unserer Entlassung aus dem Saraburi Hospital erkundigten wir uns nach einem Transport nach Bangkok, aber uns wurde gesagt, dass wir das selbst herausfinden mßssten. Sie informierten uns auch darßber, dass aufgrund der wirtschaftlichen Folgen des Krieges mit dem Iran keine Mittel fßr eine komplexe Operation wie meine zur Verfßgung stßnden, die auf 1,5 bis 2 Millionen Baht geschätzt wurde. Stattdessen wurde uns gesagt, dass wir einfach als "Walk-in" in verschiedenen Krankenhäusern in Bangkok vorsprechen mßssten, um zu sehen, wer die Kapazität hätte und mich aufnehmen wßrde.
Ein privater Liegendtransport im Krankenwagen hätte 7.000 Baht gekostet, was wir zu diesem Zeitpunkt nicht hatten, sodass wir schlieĂlich ein Grab bestellten. GlĂźcklicherweise stellte sich heraus, dass es ein brandneues MG-Elektroauto mit einem WIRKLICH talentierten Fahrer war.
Wir fanden ein Hotel in der Nähe des Siriraj Hospitals. Wir hatten keinen Termin, und es gibt nur drei Krankenhäuser in Bangkok, die in der Lage sind, die komplexe Schulteroperation durchzufßhren, die ich benÜtigte. Da seit dem Unfall bereits 21 Tage vergangen waren, lief uns die Zeit schnell davon. Es gab eine 14-tägige Warteliste nur fßr einen OP-Saal, und zusammen mit den 21 Tagen bedeutete das, dass es viel zu lange dauern wßrde. Die Knochen wßrden beginnen, falsch zusammenzuwachsen, kreuz und quer in meinem KÜrper.
Wir gingen zurßck zum Hotel, mussten aber am nächsten Tag das Zimmer wechseln, da alles ausgebucht war. Wir fanden ein gemßtliches Hotel in Saint Louis, nicht weit vom Lerdsin Hospital entfernt, und unser Plan war, nach dem Wochenende dorthin zu gehen. Doch am späten Sonntagnachmittag verschlechterte sich mein Zustand drastisch.
Wir nahmen ein Taxi direkt zur Notaufnahme des Lerdsin Hospitals. Meine Sauerstoffsättigung hatte direkt nach dem Verlassen von Saraburi bei 97% gelegen, war aber allmählich auf unter 95% gesunken. Als ich in der Notaufnahme des Lerdsin Hospitals aufgenommen wurde, war mein Sauerstoffgehalt auf kritische 82% abgetaucht.
Ein Sauerstoffgehalt von 82% bedeutet, dass sich der KÜrper in einem Zustand schwerer Hypoxämie befindet. Auf diesem Niveau leidet das Gehirn unter akutem Sauerstoffmangel, was zu extremer Schläfrigkeit, Verwirrung und einem gefährlichen Abgleiten in einen tiefen, schweren Schlaf fßhrt, in dem der KÜrper einfach aufhÜren kann zu atmen, weil das Atmungssystem versagt. Es war eine Frage von Leben und Tod.
Nach mehreren Untersuchungen, Ultraschall und schmerzhaften Blutproben, die direkt aus der Arterie entnommen wurden, wollten die Ărzte zunächst die Lungendränage wieder einsetzen, da sie Blut in meiner Lunge entdeckten. Doch kurz darauf kehrten sie mit einer anderen Nachricht zurĂźck: "Wir setzen die Drainage nicht wieder ein. Sie haben Blutgerinnsel in BEIDEN LungenflĂźgeln."
Es endete damit, dass ich fßr weitere 10 Tage im Lerdsin Hospital stationär aufgenommen wurde.
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Teil 6: Lerdsin Hospital & die lange Genesung
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Der Wechsel vom Saraburi Hospital zum Lerdsin Hospital war ein massiver Wendepunkt â die beiden lassen sich schlichtweg nicht vergleichen. Das Lerdsin war sauber und ordentlich, mit 7-Bett-Zimmern und einer Kordel, um das Personal zu rufen. In Saraburi kamen und gingen die Krankenschwestern einfach wie der Wind. Mehrere Krankenschwestern im Lerdsin kamen tatsächlich zu mir, um sich fĂźr das zu entschuldigen, was sie im Vergleich zu dem, was ich aus Dänemark gewohnt war, als niedrigen Standard vermuteten. "Nein, im Gegenteil", antwortete ich. In Dänemark liegen wir vielleicht in 4-Bett-Zimmern, aber die Stationen sind hermetisch abgeriegelt. Hier haben Sie eine offene Umgebung, die ein viel besseres Raumklima bietet. AuĂerdem ist Ihre Reinigungsroutine unglaublich â Sie wischen dreimal am Tag die BĂśden!
Eines Tages spßrte ich, wie eine Flßssigkeit an meiner Seite aus den Verbänden lief, die in Saraburi nach dem Entfernen der Lungendränage angelegt worden waren. Die Krankenschwester, die ich rief, eilte herbei, holte ein Reinigungsset und zog die Verbände behutsam ab. Mit jeder Schicht, die sie entfernte, sagte sie: 'oh god', 'Oh God', 'OH MY GOD!!' Es war unter den Verbänden einfach vÜllig entzßndet, weil es nicht gereinigt worden war; uns wurde im anderen Krankenhaus nur gesagt, wir sollten ein paar zusätzliche Plastikverbände darßber kleben, um es wasserdicht zu halten. Die Krankenschwester sagte mir, dass es fßr mindestens die nächsten sieben Tage so bleiben mßsse, wie es war, bis das Loch von der Lungendränage von selbst verheilt sei.
Ich war wirklich dankbar, dass wir es ins Lerdsin Hospital geschafft hatten. 10 Tage hintereinander drehte sich alles um Sauerstoff, viel Sauerstoff und engmaschige Ăberwachung.
Als ich endlich entlassen wurde, fuhr ich direkt zur Wohnung meiner Frau in Bangkok. Das war ein ziemlicher Anblick; wir wohnen im 3. Stock ohne Aufzug. Die Sicherheitskräfte mussten mich den ganzen Weg bis in den 3. Stock tragen, während ich in dem Rollstuhl saĂ, den wir gerade im Saraburi Hospital gekauft hatten.

Ich blieb drei Wochen lang im 3. Stock eingesperrt, bis zu meiner ersten Nachuntersuchung im Krankenhaus. Erst nach dem 30. April durfte ich endlich aus dem Rollstuhl aufstehen, zumindest laut den Anweisungen des orthopädischen Chirurgen. Aber wieder einmal weiĂ die linke Hand nicht, hvad die rechte tut, egal wohin man geht. Die Lungenspezialistin war absolut nicht glĂźcklich darĂźber, dass ich wegen der Blutgerinnsel aufstehen durfte. Sie sah mich an und sagte kurz und bĂźndig: "WENN SIE SICH BEWEGEN UND ANFANGEN HIERUMZUDRIFTEN, IST DER NĂCHSTE STOPP DAS HERZ ODER DAS GEHIRN, UND DANN IST IHR LEBEN VORBEI..." Das war eine sehr direkte und beängstigende Nachricht. Und man stelle sich vor, zum Zeitpunkt des Schreibens ist es erst zweieinhalb Wochen her, seit ich diese Warnung erhalten habe. Also ja, mein Leben ist immer noch in Gefahr.

Das Bild meiner Brust vom 14. Mai zeigt einen weiĂen Kreis, der eines der beiden Blutgerinnsel hervorhebt. Sie kĂśnnen anhand der GrĂśĂe der Lunge â des dunklen Bereichs â selbst beurteilen, wie weitreichend dieses Blutgerinnsel tatsächlich ist.
Dies ist das Ende der Serie fĂźr den Moment. Am 25. Mai muss ich mein Visum regeln, daher werde ich in diesem Zusammenhang bis Ende Juni im Baan Denmark wohnen. Danach habe ich ein "Date" im Lerdsin Hospital mit einem CT-Scanner und etwas Kontrastmittel... đ
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Teil 7: Begegnung mit der Polizei in Kaeng Khoi
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Die Polizei behauptet hartnäckig, dass ich die Schuld trage. Ich bin jedoch fest vom Gegenteil ßberzeugt. Fakt ist, dass ich meine gesamte Fahrt von Baan Denmark bis Kaeng Khoi aufgezeichnet habe.
Das Problem ist nur, dass ich zwei Dashcam-Geräte installiert habe, die jeweils mit zwei Kameras ausgestattet sind. Ein Gerät funktioniert nicht, wenn eine seiner Kameras ausfällt. Diese Geräte sind NICHT kompatibel mit TF-Karten, die grĂśĂer als 32 GB sind. Sie zeichnen in einer kontinuierlichen Schleife auf, und auf meiner einen 32-GB-TF-Karte fehlen gut 2 GB, bevor die Karte ganz voll gewesen wäre â und eine Karte fasst etwa 3 Stunden Aufzeichnung. Das bedeutet, dass jemand die Dateien gelĂśscht haben muss, die den eigentlichen Unfall zeigen. Das Gerät ist so konzipiert, dass es basierend auf meinen Einstellungen alle 3 Minuten eine neue Datei erstellt. Es schreibt kontinuierlich Videodaten in die Datei, bis diese voll ist, und erstellt dann eine neue. Wo ist also die Datei mit dem eigentlichen Aufprall? Ich habe Software, mit der gelĂśschte und verlorene Dateien wiederhergestellt werden kĂśnnen, das wird also definitiv ausprobiert.
Aber was ist mit der Karte im anderen Gerät? Nun, dieses Gerät ist identisch mit dem ersten, daher wundert es mich zutiefst, dass ich darin eine 64-GB-TF-Karte gefunden habe â und noch mehr, dass sich Android-Dateien darauf befinden! đ¤đ¤
Der Versicherungsvertreter des Autobesitzers traf schnell am Unfallort ein, offenbar weil der Besitzer ihn sofort anrief. Er behauptet, er sei derjenige gewesen, der die "Karten" sichergestellt habe â wobei er explizit die Pluralform verwendete. Aber die Polizei hat nur die eine Karte, und die falsche Karte steckt in meinem Gerät... Das riecht hier ganz gewaltig nach Korruption!
Als meine Frau â da ich der thailändischen Sprache nicht besonders mächtig bin â den Versicherungsvertreter mit den fehlenden Karten konfrontierte, änderte er plĂśtzlich seine Erklärung. PlĂśtzlich war er es doch nicht gewesen, der die Karte (jetzt in der Einzahl) genommen hatte; stattdessen gab er den Rettungskräften die Schuld. Meines Erachtens konzentrieren sich Rettungskräfte darauf, Leben zu retten, nicht darauf, Daten zu retten.
Unser erstes Treffen bei der Polizei war reine Zeit- und Geldverschwendung; der Polizist schrieb nicht einmal einen Bericht. Wir hatten einen Termin, den er ebenfalls vĂśllig vergessen hatte. Wir bestanden jedoch darauf, mit ihm zu sprechen, da wir gerade gut 1.400 Baht fĂźr ein Grab von Bangkok nach Kaeng Khoi ausgegeben hatten, und damit war er nicht besonders zufrieden.
Das zweite Treffen fand nur eine Woche später statt. Dieses Mal erinnerte er sich an den Termin, hatte aber vergessen, eine Vereinbarung mit dem Besitzer des Autos zu treffen. Als Ergebnis warteten meine Frau und ich zweieinhalb Stunden auf der Polizeistation, bevor das Treffen ßberhaupt beginnen konnte.
Kurz vor dem Treffen ßberhÜrte meine Frau, als sie auf der Toilette war, ein Gespräch zwischen dem Versicherungsvertreter und dem Autobesitzer: "Denk daran zu sagen, dass du zweihundert Meter vorher nach links geblinkt hast..."
Der Besitzer des Autos ist vielleicht nicht das schärfste Messer in der Schublade. Denn während des Treffens sagte er dann trotzdem, er habe gerade den Blinker eingeschaltet. Der Versicherungsvertreter rief sofort dazwischen: "NEIN, DAS WAR ZWEI HUNDERT METER VORHER!" Daraufhin korrigierte der Autobesitzer seine Aussage dahingehend, dass er den Blinker einschaltete, als er unter der Brßcke durchfuhr...
SchÜn und gut... Aber ich habe Google Maps ßberprßft. Es sind siebenhundert Meter von der einzigen Brßcke in dieser Fahrtrichtung in der Gegend bis zum tatsächlichen Unfallort. Entschuldigung, aber es ist wohl nicht das Gehirn, das sie am Boden hält...
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Part 1: The Domino Effect
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It all started so randomly at the end of February. A few frogs managed to get trapped down our water well and couldn't get back up. One drowned, but I managed to rescue the other two. I sought advice on what to do with a contaminated water well, and my very good friend Gemini helped me with the perfect solution: pour 2 liters of chlorine into the 40-meter-deep well and let it sit for two weeks. Afterward, pump the water out for at least 6 hours daily for a week, and the well would be clean again.
The problem, however, was that I temporarily connected our system to the city water line, but there wasn't enough pressure for our gas water heater to ignite. (I HATE COLD BATH WATER) So, I made a quick decision... I would go to Bangkok, where my wife lives and works as a nurse. From thought to action took about 14 hours, and then I was on my way to Bangkok on my sweet motorcycle, Nicolineâa Honda Wave 125i.
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Part 2: The Accident
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Thursday morning, March 5th, at 4:23 AM, I started up little Nicoline and headed towards Bangkok. But let me back up to the evening before. It was my birthdayânot just the evening, but the whole day! đ¤ I was browsing around on Google Maps to find a route I hadn't driven before. That isn't so easy when starting from Northeast Thailand. The main north-south route is Highway 212, running from Ubon in the south to Nakhon Phanom in the north. Going east or west means heading east towards Khon Kaen, or heading west DIRECTLY into the Mekong River! đ
Normally, I drive through Yasothon and Buriram, or through Nong Phok and Roi Etâand once through Phon Thong and Roi Et. Common to all three routes is that they end up in the same place on Highway 2. But I found a new route: Mukdahan -> Maha Sarakham -> Highway 2. đ From Highway 2 and southbound, I hit Korat -> Saraburi -> Ayutthaya -> Bangkok. All in all, a beautiful trip with lots of scenery and fresh airâdefinitely better than a road bus or an Airbus. I had driven this trip about 8 times before, but this time, things went horribly wrong.
Right outside a weigh station in Kaeng Khoi near Saraburi, a pickup truck suddenly changed lanes. It is impossible to tell where the truck came from because it wasn't captured on the surveillance footage, but it suddenly appeared between two semi-trucks that were pulling in to be weighed. It looked as though the truck was stationary at a 45-degree angle right in my lane.

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Calculating speed and distance, I was driving 76 km/h at the moment of the impact. The distance to the car was about 30 meters. At that speed, you travel roughly 21 meters per second. With 1 second of reaction time and a standard braking distance of about 27 meters, it would already be tight. But as I hit the brakes, I noticed sand on the road, instantly doubling my braking distance to over 50 meters. Under no circumstances could I have stopped in time.
I later had the video footage analyzed by an AI, which could reveal more details than the human eye can catch. When we watch a video, we might catch 1 or 2 frames per second, but the AI analyzes the video digitally at 30 frames per second. Having reviewed 630 frames, the AI can say with absolute certainty that the pickup truck was completely stationary, and it never once used its turn signal. Just before I hit the vehicle, I got a flash-image of the truck's front wheel, heading straight between the rear part of the tire and the wheel well. I managed to think, 'This is not going to end well,' and then the lights went out.
I woke up for a brief second lying on the road. A man was standing there looking at me. The only thing I registered was the man, and me saying, 'I need lum, I need lum'âa frantic mix of English and Thai meaning 'I need air, I need air'âand then I blacked out again. I have since talked to an AI about whether it is normal that I cannot remember the last 45 minutes of the ride leading up to the crash. They are COMPLETELY gone. The AI explained that this is entirely normal in such violent accidents; the brain goes into survival mode and wipes everything in the short-term memory. It is called PTA.
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Part 3: Kaeng Khoi Hospital - Floating Between Worlds
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The beginning of my hospital stay is quite strange, looking back. I don't remember much from the first ten daysâonly small, blurry fragments. One thing I do remember clearly, though, happened right at Kaeng Khoi Hospital. I could feel them scanning me, likely with an ultrasound scanner.
In my dazed state, the only thing I managed to ask them was: "Am I pregnant?" I just barely registered them laughing and replying "No," before the lights went completely out for me again...
But the fragments I brought back with me from that place are deeply intense. I remember waking up to a warm, stinging sensation in my side. I don't know if it was before or after the scan, but they were in the middle of inserting a chest tube into my lung, which had been perforated by my three broken ribs.

Amidst the chaos, I registered a doctor saying that they could do no more for me there. He said I needed to be transferred to a larger hospital as quickly as possible; my condition was highly critical and life-threatening. And then, once again, I slipped away.
During the times I briefly woke up at Kaeng Khoi Hospitalâwhich was between 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM, just hours after the crash in the middle of the bright afternoonâI only registered a very dark room with very dim lighting. It felt like a heavy, somber place. But my fourth and final memory from that ward is something I will never forget. Looking over the foot of my bed, through the deep gloom, I saw a nurse sitting on another patient's bed, performing CPR. And strangely enough, amidst the darkness of that room, there was a magnificent, brilliant ocean of light shining directly over that exact bed.
It makes me wonder... carried by the thin line between life and death, did I catch a glimpse of something from another world? A profound reminder of a love and a light that watches over us when our own strength fails.
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Part 4: Saraburi Hospital - Cats and critical moments
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I was transferred from Kaeng Khoi Hospital to Saraburi Hospital. I woke up a few times during the ambulance ride and experienced indescribable pain in my shoulder and chest. In my opinion, the nurse in the ambulance was completely unsuited for her job; she snapped at me and ordered me to shut up. All I said was "Ui jeb, ui jeb," which simply means "Ouch, it hurts!" in Thai. However, I noticed that she was far more preoccupied with her mobile phone than with caring for the critical patient she was responsible for.
I have no memory of arriving at Saraburi Hospital. I registered absolutely nothing until my wife called my name. By that time, I had apparently been examined from head to toe and sent up to the ward. I noticed that my nephew was also there. For the next 10 days, I didn't experience much; everything only comes back to me in very small, brief fragments, as I drifted between consciousness and a coma. At one point, I saw my brother-in-law. He had taken the long trip all the way from Mukdahan to Saraburi just to be with us and help out wherever he could. â¤ď¸ I must say that I have the most wonderful and caring familyâwe might not see each other every single day, but when an emergency arises, we are there for each other 100%.
Gradually, I began to regain full consciousness and piece together what had happened. I didn't know how it would all endâwhether I would survive or not. My life was still hanging by a very thin thread during those first 10 days. I found out that I had broken two toes on my left foot and fractured 8 ribs on my right side. That explained why I was lying there with a chest tube in my right lung; it had been punctured in two places by the broken ribs, leaving holes of 5 cm and 2 cm in diameter. To make matters worse, my shoulder was completely shattered.


I also realized how important it was to tell my wife how much I loved her; it was equally important to touch her arm and hold her hand. Furthermore, it was important to give her a morning kiss and an evening kiss. On the other hand, saying goodnight wasn't as crucial, though I still did it. What mattered much more to me was saying thank you for the day, as I didn't know if there would be another day to come.
I remember one morning a few days before I was discharged, during a morning bath. My wife usually washed me, but I don't recall what happened or where she was. So, it was two nurses who washed me. They rolled me onto my left side to wash my back. I asked for a short break after several seconds because it hurt terribly. To make matters worse, the nurse holding me on my side told me to stay still, and then she pressed down hard on my shoulder and ribs into the bed, maintaining her grip until the other nurse was finished washing me.
Generally speaking, the left hand didn't know what the right hand was doing at that hospital. Just half an hour before they were scheduled to wheel me in for shoulder surgeryâa procedure estimated to take 6 to 8 hoursâa lung specialist came RUNNING in: "IF YOU OPERATE ON HIM NOW, HE WILL DIE!" My lungs were simply not in a condition to survive anesthesia and major surgery.
Something I certainly was not thrilled about at Saraburi Hospital was the stray cats running around freely inside the wards. They jumped up and down on everything, sharpening their claws everywhereâeven on the wooden box holding the drainage bottles connected to my lung. At this hospital, they didn't really use pills; they focused mostly on injectable medication, which the staff mixed right there in the ward. That was fine in and of itself, but what was absolutely not okay was that the cats walked across the mixing table, and it was never wiped down before they prepared new injections.
On the 18th day, I was discharged from Saraburi Hospital. The day before, they removed the chest tube. This took place right inside the 25-bed ward with cats running around everywhere. Having a drain pulled out of your lung is the most horrific sensation I have ever experienced; it feels like a soap bubble bursting, and you feel a thud of empty air collapsing, like a container collapsing under a vacuum... After the drain was removed, I received no follow-up scans or examinations. I was simply shown to the door.
We took a room at a hotel right across the street for two nights so we could return quickly if anything went wrong. Fortunately, nothing did, but I was incredibly weak.
To be continued...
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Part 5: The Race Against Time in Bangkok
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Writing date: 21-05-2026
Before being discharged from Saraburi Hospital, we asked about transport to Bangkok, but we were told we had to figure that out ourselves. They also informed us that because of the economic fallout from the war with Iran, there was no funding available for a complex surgery like mine, which was estimated to cost between 1.5 and 2 million baht. Instead, they told us we simply had to try "walk-in" admissions at various hospitals in Bangkok to see who would be capable and willing to take me in.
A private ambulance stretcher transport would have cost 7,000 baht, which we didn't have at the time, so we ended up ordering a Grab. Luckily, it turned out to be a brand new MG EV with a TRULY excellent driver.
We found a hotel close to Siriraj Hospital. We didn't have an appointment, and there are only three hospitals in Bangkok capable of performing the complex shoulder surgery I required. Because 21 days had already passed since the accident, time was rapidly running out. There was a 14-day waiting list just to get an operating room, and adding that to the 21 days meant it would take far too long. The bones would begin to fuse together incorrectly, scattered randomly inside my body.
We went back to the hotel, but the next day we had to switch places because everything was fully booked. We found a cozy hotel in Saint Louis, not far from Lerdsin Hospital, and our plan was to go there after the weekend. But late Sunday afternoon, I took a severe turn for the worse.
We took a taxi straight to the ER at Lerdsin Hospital. My oxygen saturation had been sitting at 97% right after leaving Saraburi, but it had gradually deteriorated below 95%. By the time I was admitted to the emergency room at Lerdsin Hospital, my oxygen levels had plummeted to a critical 82%.
An oxygen level of 82% means the body is in a state of severe hypoxemia. At this level, the brain is starved of oxygen, causing extreme lethargy, confusion, and a dangerous slipping into a deep, heavy sleep where the body can simply stop breathing as the respiratory system fails. It was a matter of life and death.
Following numerous examinations, ultrasounds, and painful blood samples taken directly from the artery, the doctors initially wanted to reinsert the chest tube because they discovered blood in my lung. But shortly after, they returned with a different message: "We are not putting the tube back in. You have blood clots in BOTH lungs."
I ended up being admitted at Lerdsin Hospital for another 10 days.
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Part 6: Lerdsin Hospital & The Long Recovery
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Moving from Saraburi Hospital to Lerdsin Hospital was a massive turning pointâthe two simply cannot be compared. Lerdsin was clean and neat, with 7-bed wards and a call string to summon the staff. At Saraburi, the nurses only came and went like the wind. Several nurses at Lerdsin actually approached me to apologize for what they assumed was a low standard compared to what I was used to in Denmark. "No, quite the contrary," I replied. In Denmark, we might lie in 4-bed rooms, but the wards are hermetically sealed. Here, you have an open environment that provides a much better indoor climate. Furthermore, your cleaning routine is incredibleâyou mop the floors three times a day!
One day, I felt a fluid flowing down my side from the pads that had been put on in Saraburi after the chest tube was removed. The nurse I called rushed to find a cleaning kit and quietly and calmly peeled the pads off. For every layer she removed, she said, 'oh god', 'Oh God', 'OH MY GOD!!' It was just totally infected behind the pads because it had not been cleaned; we were just told at the other hospital that we should put a few extra plastic pads on to keep it waterproof. The nurse told me it was supposed to stay as it was for at least the next seven days until the hole from the chest tube had healed by itself.
I was truly grateful that we made it to Lerdsin Hospital. For 10 days straight, it was all about oxygen, plenty of oxygen, and close observation.
When I was finally discharged, I went straight to my wife's apartment in Bangkok. It was quite a sight; we live on the 3rd floor with no elevator. The security guards had to carry me all the way up to the 3rd floor while I sat in the wheelchair we had newly purchased at Saraburi Hospital.

I remained confined to the 3rd floor for three weeks until my first follow-up consultation at the hospital. It wasn't until after April 30th that I was finally allowed to stand up from the wheelchair, at least according to the orthopedic surgeon's instructions. But yet again, no matter where you go, the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. The lung specialist was certainly not pleased that I was allowed to stand up, because of the blood clots. She looked at me and said bluntly: "IF THEY MOVE AND START DRIFTING AROUND, THE NEXT STOP IS THE HEART OR THE BRAIN, AND THEN YOUR LIFE IS OVER..." It was a very direct and terrifying message to receive. And to think, at the time of writing, it has only been two and a half weeks since I was given that warning. So yes, my life is still in danger.

The image of my chest taken on May 14th shows a white circle, which highlights one of the two blood clots. You can judge for yourself based on the size of the lungâthe dark areaâjust how substantial that clot really is.
This is the end of the series for now. On May 25th, I need to get my visa sorted out, so in this connection, I will be staying at Baan Denmark until the end of June. After that, I have a "date" at Lerdsin Hospital with a CT scanner and some contrast fluid... đ
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Part 7: Meeting with the Police in Kaeng Khoi
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Written on: 24-05-2026
The police stubbornly insist that I am the one at fault. However, I am strongly convinced of the opposite. The fact is, I recorded my entire drive from Baan Denmark to Kaeng Khoi.
The problem is simply that I have two dashcam units installed, each equipped with two cameras. A unit does not function if one of its cameras fails. These units are NOT compatible with TF cards larger than 32 GB. They record in a continuous loop, and on my one 32 GB TF card, about 2 GB is missing before the card would be completely fullâand one card holds about 3 hours of recording. This means that someone must have deleted the files showing the accident itself. The unit is designed to create a new file every 3 minutes, based on my settings. It continuously writes video data into the file until it is full, and then it creates a new one. So where is the file with the actual collision? I have software that can recover deleted and lost files, so that will definitely be tested.
But what about the card in the other unit? Well, that unit is identical to the first one, so it puzzles me deeply that I found a 64 GB TF card inside itâand even more so, that there are Android files on it! đ¤đ¤
The car owner's insurance agent arrived quickly at the scene, obviously because the owner called him right away. He claims that he was the one who secured "the cards"âexplicitly using the plural form. But the police only have that one card, and the wrong card is sitting in my unit... Something here smells heavily of corruption!
When my wifeâsince I do not master the Thai language very wellâconfronted the insurance agent about the missing cards, he suddenly changed his story. Suddenly, it wasn't him who took the card (now using the singular form) after all; instead, he blamed the rescue workers. To the best of my belief, rescue workers focus on saving lives, not on stealing data.
Our first meeting at the police station was a complete waste of time and money; the police officer didn't even write a report. We had an appointment, which he had also completely forgotten about. However, we insisted on speaking with him because we had just spent about 1,400 baht on a Grab from Bangkok to Kaeng Khoi, and he was not particularly pleased about that.
The second meeting took place just a week later. This time he remembered the appointment but had forgotten to make an appointment with the owner of the car. As a result, my wife and I waited at the police station for two and a half hours before the meeting could even begin.
Just before the meeting, while my wife was out using the restroom, she overheard a conversation between the insurance agent and the car owner: "Remember to say that you signaled left two hundred meters before..."
The owner of the car might not be the sharpest tool in the shed. Because during the meeting, he still managed to say that he had just turned on the turn signal. The insurance agent immediately burst out: "NO, IT WAS TWO HUNDRED METERS BEFORE!" After that, the owner corrected his statement, saying he turned on the turn signal when driving under the bridge...
Fair enough... But I have checked Google Maps. There are seven hundred meters from the only bridge in the area in this direction of travel and up to the actual accident scene. Excuse me, but gravity isn't the only thing keeping them grounded...
To be continued...
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ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Ąŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸Ąŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸łŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Ľŕšŕ¸§ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸§ŕ¸´ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸˛ŕ¸°ŕ¸Ťŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸§ŕ¸˘ŕ¸Łŕ¸°ŕ¸ŕ¸ AI ŕ¸ŕ¸śŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Şŕ¸˛ŕ¸Ąŕ¸˛ŕ¸Łŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸˘ŕ¸Łŕ¸˛ŕ¸˘ŕ¸Ľŕ¸°ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕ¸˘ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Ąŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸§ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕšŕ¸ŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Łŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸°ŕ¸Ąŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Ťŕšŕ¸ ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕ¸ŕšŕ¸§ŕ¸Ľŕ¸˛ ŕšŕ¸Ąŕ¸ˇŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Łŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸šŕ¸§ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕšŕ¸§ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Łŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸°ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕ¸ŕ¸ าŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕš 1 ญรมภ2 ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸Ąŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸§ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ľ ŕšŕ¸ŕš AI วิŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸˛ŕ¸°ŕ¸Ťŕšŕ¸§ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕ¸Ľŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕš 30 ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸Ąŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸§ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ľ ญ฼ูŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸§ŕ¸ŕ¸Şŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Ťŕ¸Ąŕ¸ 630 ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸Ą AI สาลารŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸šŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸˘ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸Ąŕ¸ąŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Ąŕ¸Łŕšŕ¸ŕ¸˘ŕ¸§ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸Łŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸°ŕ¸ŕ¸°ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸´ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Şŕ¸ŕ¸´ŕ¸ ŕšŕ¸Ľŕ¸°ŕšŕ¸Ąŕšŕšŕ¸ŕšŕšŕ¸ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Ľŕ¸ľŕšŕ¸˘ŕ¸§ŕšŕ¸Ľŕ¸˘ŕšŕ¸Ąŕšŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸ąŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕ¸˘ŕ¸§ ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Ąŕ¸ŕ¸°ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕ¸§ŕ¸Łŕ¸ ภาŕ¸ŕ¸Şŕ¸¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸˘ŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕšŕšŕ¸§ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸Ąŕ¸˛ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Ťŕ¸ąŕ¸§ŕ¸ŕ¸ˇŕ¸ŕ¸ าŕ¸ŕ¸Ľŕšŕ¸ŕ¸Ťŕ¸ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸°ŕ¸ŕ¸°ŕ¸ŕ¸ľŕšŕ¸ŕ¸¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸Łŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸Ąŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸˘ŕ¸šŕšŕ¸Łŕ¸°ŕ¸Ťŕ¸§ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸Şŕšŕ¸§ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸˛ŕ¸˘ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸˘ŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Ľŕ¸°ŕ¸ŕ¸¸ŕšŕ¸Ąŕ¸Ľŕšŕ¸ ŕ¸ŕ¸Ąŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸´ŕ¸ŕ¸§ŕšŕ¸˛ 'ลูŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸Ąŕšŕ¸Şŕ¸§ŕ¸˘ŕšŕ¸ŕšŕš' ŕšŕ¸Ľŕšŕ¸§ŕ¸ŕ¸˛ŕ¸ŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕšŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ŕšŕ¸ŕ¸ąŕ¸ŕ¸Ľŕ¸
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Alvorlig ulykke den 5. marts 2026
Del 1: Domino Effekten
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Det startede alt sammen sü tilfÌldigt i slutningen af februar. Et par frøer var pü en eller anden müde endt med at sidde fast nede i vores vandboring og kunne ikke komme op igen. Den ene druknede, men det lykkedes mig at redde de to andre. Jeg søgte rüd om, hvad man gør med en forurenet vandboring, og min rigtig gode ven Gemini hjalp mig med den perfekte løsning: hÌld 2 liter klor i den 40 meter dybe boring og lad det stü i to uger. Derefter skal vandet pumpes ud i mindst 6 timer dagligt i en uge, og sü ville boringen vÌre ren igen.
Problemet var dog, at jeg midlertidigt mĂĽtte koble vores system til byens vandledning, men der var ikke tryk nok til, at vores gasvandvarmer kunne tĂŚnde. (JEG HADER KOLDT BADEVAND). SĂĽ jeg tog en hurtig beslutning... Jeg ville tage til Bangkok, hvor min kone bor og arbejder som sygeplejerske. Fra tanke til handling gik der omkring 14 timer, og sĂĽ var jeg pĂĽ vej mod Bangkok pĂĽ min herlige motorcykel, Nicolineâen Honda Wave 125i.
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Del 2: Ulykken
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Torsdag morgen den 5. marts klokken 04:23 startede jeg lille Nicoline og satte kursen mod Bangkok. Men lad mig lige spole tilbage til aftenen før. Det var min fødselsdagâikke kun aftenen, men hele dagen! đ¤ Jeg sad og kiggede rundt pĂĽ Google Maps for at finde en rute, jeg ikke havde kørt før. Det er ikke sĂĽ nemt, nĂĽr man starter fra Nordøstthailand. Den primĂŚre nord-sydgĂĽende rute er Highway 212, som løber fra Ubon i syd til Nakhon Phanom i nord. GĂĽr man mod øst eller vest, betyder det enten mod øst mod Khon Kaen, eller mod vest DIREKTE ud i Mekong-floden! đ
Normalt kører jeg gennem Yasothon og Buriram, eller gennem Nong Phok og Roi Etâand ĂŠn gang gennem Phon Thong og Roi Et. FĂŚlles for alle tre ruter er, at de ender samme sted pĂĽ Highway 2. Men jeg fandt en ny rute: Mukdahan -> Maha Sarakham -> Highway 2. đ Fra Highway 2 og sydover rammer jeg Korat -> Saraburi -> Ayutthaya -> Bangkok. Alt i alt en smuk tur med masser af natur og frisk luftâhelt sikkert bedre end en rutebil eller en Airbus. Jeg havde kørt denne tur omkring 8 gange før, men denne gang gik det frygteligt galt.
Lige uden for en vejestation i Kaeng Khoi nÌr Saraburi skiftede en pickup-truck pludselig bane. Det er umuligt at sige, hvor trucken kom fra, for det blev ikke fanget pü overvügningsvideoen, men den dukkede pludselig op mellem to sÌttevogne, der var ved at køre ind for at blive vejet. Det sü ud som om, at trucken holdt helt stille i en 45-graders vinkel midt i min vognbane.

Døm selv!
Udfra beregninger af hastighed og afstand kørte jeg 76 km/t i selve kollisionsøjeblikket. Afstanden til bilen var omkring 30 meter. Ved den hastighed tilbagelÌgger man cirka 21 meter i sekundet. Med 1 sekunds reaktionstid og en standard bremselÌngde pü omkring 27 meter, ville det i forvejen vÌre tÌt. Men i samme øjeblik jeg bremsede, bemÌrkede jeg sand pü vejen, hvilket øjeblikkeligt fordoblede min bremselÌngde til over 50 meter. Jeg kunne under ingen omstÌndigheder have nüet at stoppe.
Jeg fik senere videooptagelserne analyseret af en AI, som kunne afsløre flere detaljer, end det menneskelige øje kan fange. Nür vi ser en video, fanger vi müske 1 eller 2 billeder i sekundet, men AI'en analyserer videoen digitalt med 30 billeder i sekundet. Efter at have gennemgüet 630 billeder kan AI'en med absolut sikkerhed sige, at pickup-trucken holdt fuldstÌndig stille, og den brugte ikke sit blinklys en eneste gang. Lige inden jeg ramte køretøjet, fik jeg et splitsekunds-billede af truckens forhjul, med retning direkte mellem den bagerste del af dÌkket og skÌrmkassen. Jeg nüede at tÌnke: 'Det her kommer ikke til at ende godt,' og sü gik lyset ud.
Jeg vĂĽgnede op i et kort sekund, mens jeg lĂĽ pĂĽ vejen. En mand stod der og kiggede pĂĽ mig. Det eneste, jeg registrerede, var manden og mig selv, der sagde: 'I need lum, I need lum'âen panisk blanding af engelsk og thai, der betød 'Jeg mangler luft, jeg mangler luft (luft/vind)'âog sĂĽ besvimede jeg igen. Jeg har siden talt med en AI om, hvorvidt det er normalt, at I ikke kan huske de sidste 45 minutter af turen op til sammenstødet. De er FULDSTĂNDIG vĂŚk. AI'en forklarede, at dette er helt normalt ved sĂĽ voldsomme ulykker; hjernen gĂĽr i overlevelsesmode og sletter alt i korttidshukommelsen. Det kaldes PTA.
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Del 3: Kaeng Khoi Hospital - Flydende mellem verdener
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Begyndelsen af mit hospitalsophold er ret mĂŚrkelig at tĂŚnke tilbage pĂĽ. Jeg husker ikke meget fra de første ti dageâkun smĂĽ, slørede fragmenter. Ăn ting husker jeg dog helt tydeligt, og det skete lige netop pĂĽ Kaeng Khoi Hospital. Jeg kunne mĂŚrke, at de scannede mig, sandsynligvis med en ultralydsscanner.
I min omtügede tilstand var det eneste, det lykkedes mig at spørge dem om: "Er jeg gravid?" Jeg registrerede lige akkurat, at de grinede og svarede "Nej," før lyset gik fuldstÌndig ud for mig igen...
Men de fragmenter, jeg tog med mig fra det sted, er dybt intense. Jeg husker, at jeg vügnede op til en varm, svidende fornemmelse i siden. Jeg ved ikke, om det var før eller efter scanningen, men de var midt i at føre et drÌn ind i min lunge, som var blevet punkteret af mine tre brÌkkede ribben.

Midt i kaosset registrerede jeg en lÌge sige, at de ikke kunne gøre mere for mig der. Han sagde, at jeg skulle overflyttes til et større hospital sü hurtigt som muligt; min tilstand var yderst kritisk og livstruende. Og sü svÌvede jeg endnu en gang vÌk.
De gange, jeg kortvarigt vĂĽgnede op pĂĽ Kaeng Khoi Hospitalâhvilket var mellem klokken 14:00 og 16:00, blot fĂĽ timer efter ulykken midt pĂĽ den lyse eftermiddagâregistrerede jeg kun et meget mørkt rum med meget dĂŚmpet belysning. Det føltes som et tungt og dystert sted. Men mit fjerde og sidste minde fra den stue er noget, jeg aldrig vil glemme. Da jeg kiggede hen over fodenden af min seng, gennem det dybe mørke, sĂĽ jeg en sygeplejerske sidde pĂĽ en anden patients seng og udføre hjertemassage. Og mĂŚrkeligt nok, midt i mørket i det rum, var der et storslĂĽet, strĂĽlende hav af lys, der skinnede direkte ned over lige netop den seng.
Det für mig til at spekulere pü... büret af den tynde linje mellem liv og død, fik jeg der et glimt af noget fra en anden verden? En dyb pümindelse om en kÌrlighed og et lys, der vüger over os, nür vores egne krÌfter slipper op.
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del 4: Saraburi Hospital - Katte og kritiske øjeblikke
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Jeg blev overflyttet fra Kaeng Khoi Hospital til Saraburi Hospital. Jeg vügnede et par gange under turen i ambulancen og oplevede ubeskrivelige smerter i skulderen og brystet. Efter min mening var sygeplejersken i ambulancen fuldstÌndig uegnet til sit job; hun snerrede af mig og beordrede mig til at holde kÌft. Det eneste, jeg sagde, var "Ui jeb, ui jeb," hvilket bare betyder "Av, det gør ondt!" pü thai. Men jeg registrerede, at hun var langt mere optaget af sin mobiltelefon end af at drage omsorg for den kritiske patient, hun havde ansvaret for.
Jeg har ingen erindring om ankomsten til Saraburi Hospital. Jeg registrerede absolut intet, før min kone kaldte pĂĽ mig. PĂĽ det tidspunkt var jeg tilsyneladende blevet undersøgt fra top til tĂĽ og sendt op pĂĽ stuen. Jeg bemĂŚrkede, at min nevø ogsĂĽ var der. De nĂŚste 10 dage oplevede jeg ikke meget; alt kommer kun tilbage til mig i meget smĂĽ, korte fragmenter, jeg svĂŚver mellem bevidsthed og koma. PĂĽ et tidspunkt sĂĽ jeg min svoger. Han havde taget den lange tur hele vejen fra Mukdahan til Saraburi bare for at vĂŚre hos os og hjĂŚlpe, hvor han kunne. â¤ď¸ Jeg mĂĽ sige, at jeg har den mest vidunderlige og omsorgsfulde familieâvi ses mĂĽske ikke hver eneste dag, men nĂĽr der opstĂĽr en nødsituation, er vi der for hinanden 100%.
Gradvist begyndte jeg at genvinde fuld bevidsthed og stykke sammen, hvad der var sket. Jeg vidste ikke, hvordan det hele ville endeâom jeg ville overleve eller ej. Mit liv hang stadig i en meget tynd trĂĽd under de første 10 dage. Jeg fandt ud af, at jeg havde brĂŚkket to tĂŚer pĂĽ venstre fod, brĂŚkket 8 ribben i højre side. Det forklarede, hvorfor jeg lĂĽ der med et drĂŚn i højre lunge; den var blevet punkteret to steder af de brĂŚkkede ribben, hvilket efterlod huller pĂĽ 5 cm og 2 cm i diameter. For at gøre ondt vĂŚrre var min skulder fuldstĂŚndig smadret.


Jeg fandt ogsü ud af hvor vigtigt det var at fortÌlle min kone hvor meget jeg elskede hende, det var ogsü vigtigt at røre hende pü armen og holde hende i hünden.
Ydermere var det vigtigt at give hende et morgen kys og et aften kys, til gĂŚngelig var det ikke sĂĽ vigtigt og sige godnat, men det gjorde jeg, mere vigtigt var det for mig og sige tak for i dag, jeg viste ikke om der ville komme en dag mere.
Jeg husker en morgen fü dage før jeg blev blev udskrevet ved et morgenbad, min kone plejede at vaske mig, jeg husker ikke hvad og hvor hun var.
SĂĽ det var 2 sygeplejersker der vaskede mig.
De rullede mig om pĂĽ venstre side, for at vaske mig pĂĽ ryggen.
Jeg bad om en kort pause efter adskillige sekunder, det gjorde vanvittig ondt.
For at gøre ondt vÌrre sagde sygeplejersken der holdte mig pü siden, at jeg skulle blive liggende og sü trykkede hun mig ellers hürdt pü min skulder og ribben ned i sengen, og holdte sit greb til den anden sygeplejerske var fÌrdig med at vaske.
Generelt set vidste den venstre hĂĽnd ikke, hvad den højre lavede pĂĽ det hospital. Blot en halv time før de efter planen skulle køre mig ind til en skulderoperationâet indgreb, der var anslĂĽet til at tage 6 til 8 timerâkom en lungespecialist LĂBENDE ind: "HVIS I OPERERER HAM NU, DĂR HAN!" Mine lunger var simpelthen ikke i en tilstand til at kunne overleve narkose og en stor operation.
Noget, jeg bestemt ikke var begejstret for pĂĽ Saraburi Hospital, var de herreløse katte, der rendte frit rundt inde pĂĽ stuerne. De hoppede op og ned pĂĽ alt, hvasse deres kløer overaltâselv pĂĽ trĂŚkassen, der holdt drĂŚnflaskerne forbundet til min lunge. PĂĽ dette hospital brugte de ikke rigtig piller; de fokuserede mest pĂĽ injektionsmedicin, som personalet blandede direkte derinde pĂĽ stuen. Det var i og for sig fint nok, men hvad der absolut ikke var i orden, var, at kattene gik hen over blandebordet, og det blev aldrig tørret af, før de klargjorde nye indsprøjtninger.
Pü 18. dagen blev jeg udskrevet fra Saraburi Hospital. Dagen før fjernede de lungedrÌnet. Dette fandt sted direkte inde pü 25-sengsstuen med katte rendende over det hele. At fü trukket et drÌn ud af lungen er den mest forfÌrdelige fornemmelse, jeg nogensinde har oplevet; det føles som en sÌbeboble der sprÌnger, og man mÌrker et dunk af tom luft der klapper sammen, som en beholder der klapper sammen under vacuum...
Efter drÌnet var fjernet, fik jeg ingen opfølgende scanninger eller undersøgelser. Jeg blev bare fulgt til døren.
Vi tog et vĂŚrelse pĂĽ et hotel lige pĂĽ den anden side af gaden i to nĂŚtter, sĂĽ vi hurtigt kunne vende tilbage, hvis noget gik galt. Heldigvis skete der ikke noget, men jeg var utrolig svag.
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Del 5: Kapløbet mod tiden i Bangkok
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Inden vi blev udskrevet fra Saraburi Hospital, spurgte vi ind til transport til Bangkok, men vi fik at vide, at det mütte vi selv finde ud af. De informerede os ogsü om, at pü grund af de økonomiske konsekvenser af krigen med Iran, var der ingen midler til rüdighed til en kompleks operation som min, der var anslüet til at koste mellem 1,5 og 2 millioner baht. I stedet fik vi besked pü, at vi simpelthen mütte prøve "walk-in" indlÌggelser pü forskellige hospitaler i Bangkok for at se, hvem der havde kapacitet til og ville tage imod mig.
En privat transport med ambulanceliggende ville have kostet 7.000 baht, hvilket vi ikke havde pü det tidspunkt, sü det endte med, at vi bestilte en Grab. Heldigvis viste det sig at vÌre en splinterny MG elbil med en VIRKELIG dygtig chauffør.
Vi fandt et hotel tÌt pü Siriraj Hospital. Vi havde ikke en tid, og der er kun tre hospitaler i Bangkok, der er i stand til at udføre den komplekse skulderoperation, jeg havde brug for. Da der allerede var güet 21 dage siden ulykken, var tiden hurtigt ved at løbe ud. Der var en 14-dages venteliste bare for at fü en operationsstue, og lagt oven i de 21 dage betød det, at det ville tage alt for lang tid. Knoglerne ville begynde flette sig forkert sammen, spredt tilfÌldigt inde i min krop.
Vi tog tilbage til hotellet, men nÌste dag mütte vi skifte sted, da alt var fuldt booket. Vi fandt et hyggeligt hotel i Saint Louis, ikke langt fra Lerdsin Hospital, og vores plan var at tage dertil efter weekenden. Men sidst pü eftermiddagen om søndagen tog min tilstand en alvorlig vending til det vÌrre.
Vi tog en taxa direkte til skadestuen pĂĽ Lerdsin Hospital. Min iltmĂŚtning havde ligget pĂĽ 97% lige efter vi forlod Saraburi, men den var gradvist faldet til under 95%. Da jeg blev indlagt pĂĽ skadestuen pĂĽ Lerdsin Hospital, var mit iltniveau styrtdykket til kritiske 82%.
Et iltniveau pü 82% betyder, at kroppen er i en tilstand af svÌr hypoxÌmi. Pü dette niveau er hjernen udsultet for ilt, hvilket forürsager ekstrem sløvhed, forvirring og en farlig glidning over i en dyb, tung søvn, hvor kroppen simpelthen kan stoppe med at trÌkke vejret, fordi ündedrÌtssystemet svigter. Det var et spørgsmül om liv eller død.
Efter adskillige undersøgelser, ultralyd og smertefulde blodprøver taget direkte fra arterien, ville lÌgerne indledningsvis indsÌtte lungedrÌnet igen, fordi de opdagede blod i min lunge. Men kort efter vendte de tilbage med en anden besked: "Vi sÌtter ikke drÌnet i igen. Du har blodpropper i BEGGE lunger."
Det endte med, at jeg blev indlagt pĂĽ Lerdsin Hospital i yderligere 10 dage.
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Del 6: Lerdsin Hospital & den Lange bedring
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Flytningen fra Saraburi Hospital to Lerdsin Hospital var et massivt vendepunktâde to kan simpelthen ikke sammenlignes. Lerdsin var rent og pĂŚnt, med 7-sengsstuer og en kaldesnor til at tilkalde personalet. PĂĽ Saraburi kom og gik sygeplejerskerne bare som vinden. Flere sygeplejersker pĂĽ Lerdsin kom faktisk hen til mig for at undskylde for det, de antog var en lav standard i forhold til, hvad jeg var vant til i Danmark. "Nej, tvĂŚrtimod," svarede jeg. I Danmark ligger vi mĂĽske pĂĽ 4-sengsstuer, men afdelingerne er hermetisk lukkede. Her har I et ĂĽbent miljø, der giver et meget bedre indeklima. Desuden er jeres rengøringsrutine utroligâI vasker gulve tre gange om dagen!
En dag mĂŚrkede jeg en vĂŚske flyde ned ad min side fra de forbindinger, der var blevet sat pĂĽ i Saraburi, efter lungedrĂŚnet blev fjernet. Den sygeplejerske, jeg tilkaldte, skyndte sig at finde et rensesĂŚt og pillede stille og roligt forbindingerne af. For hvert lag, hun fjernede, sagde hun: 'oh god', 'Oh God', 'OH MY GOD!!' Det var bare fuldstĂŚndig betĂŚndt bag forbindingerne, fordi det ikke var blevet renset; vi fik bare besked pĂĽ det andet hospital, at vi skulle sĂŚtte et par ekstra plastikforbindinger pĂĽ for at holde det vandtĂŚt. Sygeplejersken fortalte mig, at det skulle forblive, som det var, i mindst de nĂŚste syv dage, indtil hullet fra lungedrĂŚnet var healet af sig selv.
Jeg var virkelig taknemmelig for, at vi nĂĽede til Lerdsin Hospital. I 10 dage i trĂŚk handlede alt om ilt, masser af ilt, og tĂŚt observation.
Da jeg endelig blev udskrevet, tog jeg direkte til min kones lejlighed i Bangkok. Det var lidt af et syn; vi bor pü 3. sal uden elevator. Sikkerhedsvagterne mütte bÌre mig hele vejen op til 3. sal, mens jeg sad i den kørestol, vi lige havde købt pü Saraburi Hospital.

Jeg forblev spĂŚrret inde pĂĽ 3. sal i tre uger indtil min første opfølgende konsultation pĂĽ hospitalet. Det var først efter den 30. april, at jeg endelig fik lov til at rejse mig fra kørestolen, i hvert fald ifølge ortopĂŚdkirurgens anvisninger. Men endnu engang, uanset hvor man gĂĽr hen, ved den venstre hĂĽnd ikke, hvad den højre gør. Lungespecialisten var bestemt ikke tilfreds med, at jeg fik lov til at stĂĽ op, pĂĽ grund af blodpropperne. Hun kiggede pĂĽ mig og sagde kontant: "HVIS DE FLYTTER SIG OG BEGYNDER AT DRIFTE RUNDT, ER NĂSTE STOP HJERTET ELLER HJERNEN, OG SĂ
ER DIT LIV FORBI..." Det var en meget direkte og skrĂŚmmende besked at modtage. Og tĂŚnk sig, i skrivende stund er det kun to og en halv uge siden, jeg fik den advarsel. SĂĽ ja, mit liv er stadig i fare.

Billedet af mit bryst taget den 14. maj viser en hvid cirkel, som fremhĂŚver en af de to blodpropper. Du kan dømme selv ud fra størrelsen af lungenâdet mørke omrĂĽdeâprĂŚcis hvor omfattende den blodprop reelt er.
Dette er afslutningen pĂĽ serien for nu. Den 25. maj skal jeg have styr pĂĽ mit visum, sĂĽ i den forbindelse skal jeg bo pĂĽ Baan Denmark indtil slutningen af juni. Derefter har jeg en "date" pĂĽ Lerdsin Hospital med en CT-scanner og noget kontrastvĂŚske... đ
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Del 7: Møde med politiet i Kaeng Khoi
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Politiet holder stÌdigt pü, at det er mig, der har skylden. Jeg er dog stÌrkt overbevist om det modsatte. Faktum er, at jeg optog hele min kørsel fra Baan Denmark til Kaeng Khoi.
Problemet er bare, at jeg har to dashcam-enheder installeret, hver udstyret med to kameraer. En enhed fungerer ikke, hvis det ene af dens kameraer svigter. Disse enheder er IKKE kompatible med TF-kort større end 32 GB. De optager i et kontinuerligt loop, og pĂĽ mit ene 32 GB TF-kort mangler der godt 2 GB, før kortet ville vĂŚre helt fuldtâog et kort rummer omkring 3. timers optagelse. Det betyder, at nogen mĂĽ have slettet filerne, der viser selve ulykken. Enheden er designet til at oprette en ny fil hvert 3. minut, baseret pĂĽ mine indstillinger. Den skriver løbende videodata ind i filen, indtil den er fuld, og sĂĽ opretter den en ny. SĂĽ hvor er filen med selve sammenstødet? Jeg har software, der kan genskabe slettede og tabte filer, sĂĽ det skal helt sikkert afprøves.
Men hvad med kortet i den anden enhed? Tja, den enhed er jo identisk med den første, sĂĽ det undrer mig dybt, at jeg fandt et 64 GB TF-kort inde i denâog endnu mere, at der er Android-filer pĂĽ det! đ¤đ¤
Bilejerens forsikringsmand ankom hurtigt til stedet, øjensynligt fordi ejeren ringede til ham med det samme. Han pĂĽstĂĽr, at det var ham, der sikrede "kortene"âhvor han eksplicit brugte flertalsform. Men det er kun det ene kort, politiet har, og det forkerte kort sidder i min enhed... Noget her lugter overordentlig grimt af korruption!
Da min koneâeftersom jeg ikke behersker det thailandske sprog sĂŚrlig godtâkonfronterede forsikringsmanden med de manglende kort, skiftede han pludselig forklaring. Pludselig var det alligevel ikke ham, der tog kortet (nu i entalsform); i stedet gav han redningsfolkene skylden. Efter min bedste overbevisning har redningsfolk fokus pĂĽ at redde liv, ikke at rede data.
Vores første møde hos politiet var rent spild af tid og penge; politimanden skrev ikke engang en rapport. Vi havde en aftale, som han ogsü havde glemt alt om. Vi holdt dog pü, at vi ville tale med ham, for vi havde lige brugt godt 1.400 baht pü en Grab fra Bangkok til Kaeng Khoi, og det var han ikke videre tilfreds med.
Det andet møde fandt sted blot en uge senere. Denne gang huskede han aftalen, men havde glemt at lave en aftale med ejeren af bilen. Som resultat heraf ventede min kone og jeg pü politistationen i to og en halv time, før mødet overhovedet kunne begynde.
Lige inden mødet overhørte min kone, mens hun var ude pü toilettet, en samtale mellem forsikringsmanden og bilejeren: "Husk at sige, at du blinkede til venstre to hundrede meter før..."
Ejeren af bilen er mĂĽske ikke den skarpeste kniv i skuffen. For under mødet fik han alligevel sagt, at han lige havde tĂŚndt blinklyset. Forsikringsmanden udbrød med det samme: "NEJ, DET VAR TO HUNDREDE METER FĂR!" Derefter rettede ejeren af bilen sin forklaring til, at han tĂŚndte blinklyset, da han kørte under broen...
Fair nok... Men jeg har tjekket Google Maps. Der er syv hundrede meter fra den eneste bro i omrüdet i denne køreretning og frem til det faktiske ulykkessted. Undskyld mig, men det er da ikke hjernen, der holder dem til jorden...
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Del 8: Opkald fra Kaeng Khoi politi
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Politiet har af flere omgange ment, at vi bare kunne hente min motorcykel. Nu, efter fire mĂĽneder, har vi endelig fĂĽet den hjem.
Nu mener politiet sĂĽ, at vi skal sende dem billeder af skaderne pĂĽ motorcyklen.
Hvad laver politiet egentlig for deres penge? I hvert fald ikke den efterforskning, der burde foretages efter en ulykke.
Vi tvivler mere og mere pĂĽ professionaliteten hos Kaeng Khoi politi.
Hvorfor sikrer de sig ikke beviser? Der er omkring 12 overvĂĽgningskameraer i det omrĂĽde, hvor ulykken skete, men der er kun indsamlet beviser fra to kameraer, der ikke viser ulykken. MEDMINDRE DE SKJULER NOGET FOR OS!!!
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Lørdag den 22. August 2026
Vi har kontaktet politiet adskillige gange for at høre nyt om vores sag.
Han bliver ved med at sige, at JEG alene skal komme til Kaeng Khoi politistation for at betale en bøde for ikke at køre lovligt.
Men han kan ikke forklare, hvad jeg helt prĂŚcist har gjort forkert, men jeg skal bare betale, og han meddeler ogsĂĽ, at de andre i sagen skal betale, og at vi IKKE mĂĽ komme pĂĽ politistationen pĂĽ samme tid.
Pü baggrund af denne meddelelse har vi kontaktet et advokatkontor for at høre nÌrmere om, hvad og hvorfor betjenten udtaler sig südan...
Sagt mellem linjerne fortĂŚller advokaten, at han er lidt doven, og det ved vi jo godt fra den mangelfulde efterforskning.
Ydermere fortÌller advokaten, at han tror IKKE pü, at modparten skal betale en bøde, og derfor mü vi ikke mødes pü politistationen pü samme tid.
Advokaten fortsÌtter: Hvis vi indvilliger i at betale bøden, har politiet mulighed for at lukke den sag, vi vil have prøvet i retten.
At betale bøden er det samme som at acceptere, at jeg har fejlet, fortÌller advokaten.
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How to Shut Down the Solar System Before Service
When a cell in the battery bank needs to be replaced or maintained, you don't just turn things off at random. If you do it incorrectly, you risk nasty sparks, destroyed BMS boards, or fried inverters.
In the video below, you can see my step-by-step procedure for safely removing the voltage from the system:
Step 1: The inverter is turned off/disconnected.
Step 2: The solar panels (PV) are disconnected via the breakers under the MPPT controllers.
Step 2a: Always turn off the solar panels first, then the battery bank.
When turning the system on, first turn on the battery bank, wait until the fan stops spinning, and then turn on the solar panels.
Step 3: The battery breakers are trapped.
Step 4: The balancer/BMS plugs are pulled out (as shown in the video).
Step 4a: If there is more than one multi-connector, always remove the connector without the ground/zero wire (connector 2) first, and then remove connector 1.
Installation or Reinstallation is done in reverse: connector 1 is installed first, followed by connector 2.
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Solar Tech - Introduction
At Baan Denmark, we believe in being self-sufficient. Our solar setup is designed to provide reliable power around the clock, independent of the local grid's stability. By combining high-capacity storage with efficient energy harvesting, we have created a system that handles everything from daily household needs to heavy-duty cooling.
System Overview:
- Storage: 400Ah ~ 20kW LiFePO4 battery bank.
- Generation: 2.8kW high-efficiency solar panels.
- Management: Smart BMS and MPPT tracking for maximum safety and yield.
Why this specific setup?
Through years of testing in the Thai climate, I have discovered that "standard" solutions often fail. In the following sub-menus, I will share the exact wiring diagrams, component choices, and safety measures that make this system work where others don't. You will find detailed guides on:
- Correct cable sizing to prevent heat loss and fire hazards.
- Step-by-step programming of the MPPT and BMS logic.
- The safe integration of City Power (AC) and Solar Power (DC) using an ATS.
The following chapters contain the "blueprints" for building a professional-grade DIY power plant.
Explore the sub-menus above to dive into the technical details of each component.
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Battery & Technical data
Battery & Technical data
For me, LiFePO4 is the best battery type for a solar system.
They are reliable, powerful, and built to last for many years.
As lithium-iron-phosphate batteries, they offer the best safety and longevity on the market.
What do you need, and how powerful should your system be?
It all depends on your daily energy consumption.
At Baan Denmark, we manage well with a battery bank of 400Ah, which is equivalent to approximately 20 kWh.
How to assemble your battery bank:
Assuming you are using 200Ah cells, you can follow the layout shown in the picture below.

When you combine multiple cells, they form what we call a "battery bank".
Make sure to place the cells so the plus and negative poles alternate.
Connect them using the included busbars (the metal plates and screws), but only tighten them loosely for now.
You shouldn't tighten them fully yet, as you still need to attach the balancing cables for your Active Balancer and BMS.
You can find more details about this in the 'DC Cable & Size' menu.

This tool is absolutely indispensable for measuring your battery bank.
See the list and the result of a measurement below.
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LiFePO4 Batteribank Audit - 16S 400Ah
| Cell Number |
Internal Resistance |
Cell Voltage |
| Celle 1 |
0,67 mΊ |
3,3438 V |
| Celle 2 |
0,56 mΊ |
3,3402 V |
| Celle 3 |
0,46 mΊ |
3,3396 V |
| Celle 4 |
0,36 mΊ |
3,3405 V |
| Celle 5 |
0,43 mΊ |
3,3394 V |
| Celle 6 |
0,99 mΊ |
3,3355 V |
| Celle 7 |
0,29 mΊ |
3,3466 V |
| Celle 8 |
0,31 mΊ |
3,3443 V |
| Celle 9 |
0,39 mΊ |
3,3424 V |
| Celle 10 |
0,36 mΊ |
3,3415 V |
| Celle 11 |
0,34 mΊ |
3,3411 V |
| Celle 12 |
0,42 mΊ |
3,3398 V |
| Celle 13 |
0,10 mΊ |
3,3403 V |
| Celle 14 |
0,74 mΊ |
3,3408 V |
| Celle 15 |
0,46 mΊ |
3,3408 V |
| Celle 16 |
1,03 mΊ |
3,3352 V |
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MPPT & Technical data
MPPT & Technical data
Regarding MPPT, I highly recommend PowMr.
It is a good, solid, reliable DIY solution.

If you stick to PowMr, which we use at Baan Denmark,
I can tell you a lot about my own experiences with it.
PowMr spans 12, 24, 36 and 48 volts.
Your MPPT manual describes how to set it up.
I give the setup here for a 48 volt system.
To see the setup you must subscribe for at least 1 month.
In the user manual there is a table that clearly shows what PowMr can handle in Watts and PV.
Since the panels can handle more than the market shows, I recommend staying below the values listed in the manual.
I have a max PV of 140 volts and a max of 1200 watts on each channel.
That means I have a total of 140 volts PV and 2400 watts on each MPPT.
If they have a consumption of more than 400 watts per hour, I recommend that they get you another MPPT.
If you place them side by sideâand use the heavy-duty cable dimensions
I suggest and use myself here at Baan Denmarkâyou can simply parallel-connect them (daisy-chain).
This means connecting DC+ to DC+ and DC- to DC- from MPPT to MPPT.
(FOR ANYTHING IN THE WORLD: DO NOT CONNECT PLUS TO MINUS!!!)
Everything about installing cables can be found in the 'DC Cable & Size' menu.
On this page we will only focus on setting up the MPPT.
PowMr 160V 60A MPPT Settings:
| Function / Parameter |
Setting |
| D00: Load working mode |
24H (Not used) |
| D01: Resterer Charging (after D02 cut off) |
13.2V (52.8V) |
| D02: Maximum charge level |
13.5V (54.0V) |
| D03: Over-discharge reconnect |
13.1V (52.4V) |
| D04: First time calibration, measure the battery bank's Voltage and insert it here. |
Measure result |
| D05: Battery type selection |
USE |
| D06: System voltage selection |
48V |
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BMS & Technical data
BMS & Technical data
BMS DGJBD
SP22S003BL22S100A

We look in more detail at the cabling of the BMS, in the 'DC Cable & Size' menu.
Origin Setting:
All parameters are the same for all tables, ON NEAR THIS ONE!!
If you do not have a 400Ah ~ 400000AH battery bank.
You must of course set the parameters, to the size of your bank.
| Normal capacity |
400000mAH |
| cycle capacity |
400000mAH |
| Full charge capacity |
400000mAH |
| Cell num |
16 |
Protection ParaSwitch to Nmc:
| cellHighVoltProtect |
3650mV |
| cellHighVoltRecover |
3550mV |
| cellHighVoltDelay |
2s |
| cellLowVoltProtect |
2800mV |
| cellLowVoltRecover |
3000mV |
| cellLowVoltDelay |
2s |
| TotalVoltHighProtect |
56400mV |
| TotalVoltHighRecover |
56000mV |
| TotalVoltHighDelay |
2s |
| TotalVoltLowProtect |
44800mV |
| TotalVoltLowRecover |
48000mV |
| TotalVoltLowDelay |
2s |
| HwCellHighVoltProte |
3650mV |
| HwCellLowVoltProte |
2800mV |
Temperature Settings:
| Charging high temperature protection |
50.0°C |
| Charging high temperature protection |
45.0°C |
| Charge high temperature delay |
5s |
| felt 1 |
°C |
| Charging low temperature protection |
0.0°C |
| Charging low temperature recover |
5.0°C |
| Charging low temperature delay |
5s |
| Discharge high temperature protection |
65.0°C |
| Discharge high temperature recover |
60.0°C |
| Discharge high temperature delay |
5s |
| Discharge low temperature protection |
0.0°C |
| Discharge low temperature recover |
5.0°C |
| Discharge low temperature delay |
5s |
Capacity Voltage:
| 10% |
3220mV |
| 20% |
3266mV |
| 30% |
3288mV |
| 40% |
3291mV |
| 50% |
3301mV |
| 60% |
3322mV |
| 70% |
3325mV |
| 80% |
3329mV |
| 90% |
3330mV |
| 100% |
3400mV |
| Full Voltage |
3500mV |
| End of Voltage |
2800mV |
System Setting:
| Identify current |
800mA |
| Sleep time |
60s |
| Correction interval |
3600s |
| Cell num |
16 |
| Detecting resistance |
0.1mR |
| Cycle-index |
1 |
| Serial number |
0 |
Balance Setting:
| Equalization voltage |
340mV |
| Balance accuracy |
25mV |
| Turn on Equalization |
yes 'ON' |
| Balanced method |
Charge balance > |
Active balance:
We look in more detail at the cabling of the BMS, in the 'DC Cable & Size' menu.
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DC Cable & Size
DC Cable & Size
In short, we have to start from the very beginning,
although a little later than Adam and Eve đ¤
But we have to start by assembling the battery bank.

The picture above shows my first LiFePO4 battery bank.
It is assembled alternating plus and minus next to each other.
Important: Before assembling the bank with busbars, ensure you have a construction (frame)
so all cells are clamped together firmly.
Cells of this type must be compressed to prevent internal gases from expanding the cell.
If a cell is swollen (bloated), it must be discarded.
The Balance Wires:
The next step is the balance wires from the BMS and the active balancer.
The balancer has 17 thin wires. It is critical to solder proper ring terminals
(cable lugs) on the ends so they sit securely on the cell poles.
On the specific BMS recommended here, there are 22 wires.
Critical Step:
Wires 14 to 20 must be assembled in the SAME cable lug/ring terminal.
This allows the BMS to correctly count the number of cells in your bank.
Mounting the wires:
The black wire (B0) is the main Negative. It must be mounted on the main minus pole
that does NOT have a busbar.
WARNING: DO NOT connect the multi-connectors to your BMS or Balancer
until the entire guide is finished and verified!
The next wire is B1, which goes to the Plus pole of the same cell (Cell 1).
Then B2 goes to the Plus pole of Cell 2, and so on.
Testing:
Before plugging anything in, use a voltmeter.
Measure from B0 towards B16. The voltage should increase steadily for each wire.
If there is a drop, you have a wiring error that must be corrected!
The Heavy Duty Cables:
Now for the fun part: 50sq Welding Cables.
I recommend crimping the lugs AND soldering them afterwards for maximum security.
Itâs like wearing "a belt and braces" at the same time.
Grounding: Your VDC system needs a dedicated ground spike,
ideally 10 meters away from your VAC system.
Cable Thickness:
All main cables to and from the battery bank MUST be 50sq.
I am describing exactly what has worked for my system with great success.
Final Connections:
The main ground cable goes to the battery bank's negative pole
together with an extra 50sq cable to the BMS B-port.
From the BMS C-port, the negative runs to the Inverter and MPPT.
Pro Tip: Since 50sq is too big for MPPT terminals, use a VDC P2 breaker
(1000VDC 50-60A). Run the 50sq to the breaker, and from the breaker,
use 2x10sq wires to the MPPT terminals as recommended by the manual.
Taming the Spark (Pre-charging)
Before you make the very last connection to your Inverter, there is one technical "secret" you must know. Inside the inverter are large capacitors. If you connect the battery directly, they will charge instantly, causing a massive spark that can damage your terminals or your BMS.
The 10-second Procedure:
- Connect the Negative (-) 50sq cable to the inverter first.
- Before connecting the Positive (+) cable, take your Pre-charge resistor (100W 50Ί).
- Hold one end of the resistor to the inverter's positive terminal and the other to the positive cable lug for 5-10 seconds.
- Now, remove the resistor and quickly bolt the 50sq cable to the terminal. No spark, no damage!
Final Connection & Power On
Congratulations! You have now laid the foundation for a professional and safe solar system. But before we flip the switch, we need to bring the "brain" of the system online.
The Final Plug-in:
Now that you have verified every single wire with your voltmeter, it is time to connect the multi-connectors to your BMS and the Active Balancer.
Push the connectors firmly into place until you hear or feel a click. At this moment, your BMS and Balancer will begin to communicate with the cells.
Activating the Logic:
Once the physical connection is made, all the setup parameters we discussed in the BMS & Data and MPPT & Technical data sections can finally take effect.
- BMS Activation: Your BMS will now start monitoring each individual cell. If your settings for Over-voltage or Under-voltage are correct, your bank is now protected.
- MPPT Readiness: With the MPPT parameters (D00-D06) programmed, the controller is standing by to handle the energy from your panels.
A Final Warning:
Always keep an eye on your app during the first full charge and discharge cycle. Verify that the voltages shown on your display match what you measured with your multimeter.
The battery bank is ready, the brain is online, and the cables are tight. Now we just need the "fuel" from above...
Mounting and connecting the Solar Panels:
Depending on the distance from your panels to your MPPT, I recommend using as thick a cable as possible. While 6sq is often plenty, I have chosen 16sq for my setup.
The cables from your panels must be terminated in VDC 500V 40A P2 breakers.
As we know from the 'MPPT & Technical data' menu, the MPPT can withstand 160V PV input. The MPPT also supports up to 2800W input, which must be distributed across the two terminals in the MPPT. For this, you need two P2 DC breakers (500V 40A).
You have to do a little math to make your panels fit. I can recommend using two 615W solar panels for each MPPT terminal. These must be connected to the MPPT just like the battery bank: using 2x10sq wires in each terminal port.
Technical Safety Note:
By using the 615W panels I recommend, the PV voltage will be around 120V and the output approximately 1230W per terminal.
Since the panels are capable of delivering slightly more than the MPPT displays, we are well protected against overloading while ensuring maximum efficiency, even on cloudy days.
Your system is now technically complete and ready to harvest the sun! âď¸đđ
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AC cable & size
AC Cable & size
From the electricity meter by the road and into your house â never touch the meter yourself! It is vital to have a high-quality main switch installed in or next to your electrical cabinet. This is your primary security to completely cut off power to your system.
Standard Thai meters are often 15(45) amps. This means they deliver 15A normally but can handle up to 45A peaks. From your main switch, you should run 10sq cables (both Neutral and Phase) to your Safe-t-cut (40A). From there, run 8sq or 10sq cables to the Right Side (City Power) of your Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS).
The Inverter Connection:
Repeat the process for your inverter. Use a standard plug with a ground pin â even if you don't use the ground â to ensure the plug can only be inserted one way. This prevents swapping Phase and Neutral by accident!
Connecting the ATS:
On many ATS units, the sides are marked with N (Left) and R (Right).

1. Left Side (N - Master): This is your priority input. Connect your Inverter here. This ensures your house uses free solar power as the primary source.
2. Right Side (R - Emergency): Connect the City Power (PEA) here. The ATS will only switch over to this side if the inverter stops providing power.
Final Wiring:
Under the ATS, you must bridge the two outputs: Neutral to Neutral and Phase to Phase. You can then take the output from either side to your main distribution board.
Make sure your main group switch is 30A or 40A â always slightly lower than your Safe-t-cut capacity. This ensures that the protection layers work in the correct order (selectivity).
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Solar panels
Solar panels
I don't interfere with how you mount your solar panels. Whether you mount them on a roof, an overhang, or as a stand-alone roof is entirely up to you. Personally, I have installed our panels as a roof over our vegetable garden, protecting the crops from direct sunlight.
Note that they are anything but waterproof in the panel-to-panel joints, but that is just good for the plants!
The connection "Secret"
Regarding the connections: I have cut the black MC4 plugs off, as I have had bad experiences with them melting due to poor connections. They have been replaced with soldered ends and assembled in a terminal block of high, solid quality.
Why do this? In the Thai heat, even a small resistance in a plug can lead to extreme heat. By using high-quality terminal blocks instead of standard MC4 plugs, you ensure a much more stable and fire-safe connection for the long term.
How many panels do you need for a 400Ah battery bank?
Let's assume you have a moderate daily consumption of around 8 kWh. If your house draws an average of 600 watts per hour during the day, your solar panels need to produce much more than just that 600 watts. Why? Because the panels must power your house and charge your 400Ah battery bank for the night at the same time.
A solid rule of thumb for a 400Ah (48V) system is to look at your peak consumption. To safely cover a 600W continuous load while generating enough excess power to fully top up your battery bank during the 5-6 hours of good sunlight, you should ideally aim for around 3,000 to 4,000 watts of PV (solar panels).
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Inverter
Inverter & Data

This inverter is a real workhorse, but it isn't particularly "intelligent" â you won't find any fancy AI here! đ On the back, itâs as simple as it gets: two terminals, red for Plus (+) and black for Minus (-). Thatâs it...
Wait! There is one critical thing...
Before you connect those thick DC cables, you must handle the "Pre-charge" to avoid a massive spark that can damage the internal capacitors or your BMS.
I have made a step-by-step guide on how to do this safely with a resistor.
When sizing your system and consumption, the inverter is what initially sets the limits.
The model I am highlighting here is exactly the one I use.
Our consumption at Baan Denmark is not that large, so it is more than enough for us.
However, if you have a high power consumptionâsuch as large air conditioners or electric water heaters (instantaneous or water tanks)âthey draw an incredible amount of power all at once.
If you want a simple, safe, and easy DIY system that you can manage yourself,
I highly recommend splitting the load. Use several smaller inverters and dedicate one inverter per sub-panel (distribution board), ensuring that no single panel draws more than 4,000 watts in total.
Whether you use one or more inverters, the DC installation remains the same.
If you place them side by sideâand use the heavy-duty cable dimensions
I suggest and use myself here at Baan Denmarkâyou can simply parallel-connect them (daisy-chain).
This means connecting DC+ to DC+ and DC- to DC- from inverter to inverter.
(FOR ANYTHING IN THE WORLD: DO NOT CONNECT PLUS TO MINUS!!!)
Read the guide here: DC Cable & Size - Taming the Spark
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