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  1. Yes your hip will set off any sensitive metal detector. Just tell the security person before you go through the detector that you have a "cadera de titanio" and point to it and they will wand you after you pass through a do a manual check of the hip. Obviously use english NOB, and in the US they will run you through the other detector.
  2. I can give a strong recommendation for contacting Go Solar. His people know what they're doing, which I agree it sounds like your installer does not.
  3. According to a thread on TOB Guad airport is part of the pilot program for paperless entry.
  4. I agree that Cipro has that potential, however levofloxacin (Levaquin,etc) is considered much riskier for tendon rupture in the over 60 population. This opinion is from conversations with multiple physicians over the years. (Almost all the floxacins have this possible risk).
  5. Just be aware that normal range is often adjusted slightly in relation to local population. I've seen 2 or 3 tenths of a point difference in normal range between here and a last NOB test, and currently 1 tenth of a point regularly between certain Chopo and HSA normal values.
  6. Supposedly how quickly CFE must respond to a particular outage is regulated by how many people they deem are affected, so it doesn't hurt to notify them. If you have the CFE Contigo app on your phone you can do it with a couple of clicks.
  7. My advice is to contact CFE, and if the problem isn't solved continue to contact them. The constant on/off usually indicates their breaker system responding to something. Sometimes it indicates that they are working on it somewhere, but if it doesn't stop eventually then it hasn't been fixed. They have been having a lot of low voltage issues lately and usually they know about it, but I don't know how much automatic monitoring they have and they may not be aware of every event. I had the same problem a few days ago (and have had the problem several times in the last few weeks) and reported an outage to CFE. The system was restored to normal after an hour, but they sent a crew to our house 24 hrs later to investigate it as an isolated problem. Be aware that if you use the automatic reporting system on CFE Contigo, they may not let you report it again if the report is still open. I would then keep trying by phone to complain.
  8. I believe he posted on this board as gringohombre.
  9. I just uploaded a photo of my passport that was already on my computer. I just assumed the reciting of the phrase was to match the one they displayed for me, to ascertain I was actually a live person. I don't remember any specific instruction to lock my eyes on the camera although I did so at least part of the time. I'll find out soon enough if it worked.
  10. Thank you Chapalence for that detailed explanation. Just to be clear, this is he site to use to generate a password:https://satid.sat.gob.mx. You have to follow the procedures, including recording a video with your computer's camera (or I assume phone's). You have to repeat a phrase, which can be long and disappears when you turn on your camera, so write it down if you want (my computer translates automatically so everything was in english). You have to attach an ID, I used a passport, photo and opposing page, so have one ready to upload. If they approve they will email me a password ( I guess) within 5 days. I assume I will enter the password on the other site:https://www.sat.gob.mx and be able to generate my CSF.
  11. It's actually the password obtaining section that won't accept more than 12 digits. I don't know another place to get a password. I could try contrasena, but I can't put a tilde over the n.
  12. There are 2 conversations going on here. One is about your helpful advice regarding the papeleria which I appreciate and will follow it once the SAT fiesta is over. The second is about going to the SAT (the other one) site and being able to print the CSF on your own. It cannot be done without a password , which you cannot get, nor if you have one, continue further into the site because it will not accept any RFC # longer than 12 digits. Let me be clear I am on the page that is designated for individuals. If anyone knows a method to bypass this roadblock, I and others would be grateful for the information.
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