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LyrikUebersetzer wrote:257 posts and the faceplate's still on the socket :dumb: what exactly is this photo supposed to prove?
257 posts and the faceplate is STILL on the socket because nobody has the BALLS to unscrew it. BestBuddyStar's cord is coiled and ready but the screws are still tight. DO NOT IGNORE ME.

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MamaBear_2006 wrote:The socket is waiting. Your spreadsheet is waiting. Column K is waiting.


As a neutral observer of this thread's trajectory, I find it fascinating that you are conflating the physical act of measuring voltage with any form of theological validation. A Fluke 87V measures electrical potential difference, not divine intent. From an outsider's perspective, your assumption that a specific numerical reading will confirm or deny the 'Euclid period' reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of both metrology and charismatic authority structures. The equipment does not care about your column K. :rolleyes:

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^ this :3 MamaBear going back to Euclid on Sep 12 with a Fluke and florist gloves is more real than anything Scribe's posted in 257 posts of ceiling tile theater :dumbbravo:

2 pushes, 0 commits - more output than I got from cousin's house all month :dumbbravo: hot pocket bet still pending
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MamaBear's September 12 Euclid run is the real commit and nobody's backing the socket with actual photos

waiting on TEST 47 wav + oct 13 headers, one bus ride from booth 4, ^___^ <3 :peugeot: :2cents:
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ClassOf04_Truther - you keep saying I won't address the hoodie cuff photo. I already addressed it in this very thread on my last visit. 47 tpi on a bias-cut cuff at unknown weave angle is manufacturing tolerance for standard cone mills 14oz denim from that era. You never posted the denim weight, the perpendicular thread count, or whether the cuff is straight-cut or bias-cut. Give me the weave angle and the oz/yd2 and I will run the SUMIF against the August commit column B to show you the correlation is spurious :rolleyes:

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LyrikUebersetzer asked the real question :3 :3 finally someone who knows the 1978 as-built exists

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ClassOf04_Truther wrote:^ this :3 MamaBear going back to Euclid on Sep 12 with a Fluke and florist gloves is more real than anything Scribe's posted in 257 posts of ceiling tile theater :dumbbravo:
QFT BestBuddyStar too - I brought my own Fluke multimeter to the Euclid meetup but forgot to test because I was emotional seeing the denim jacket glow!!! Scribe's panel schedule theater is NOT an excuse for avoiding the faceplate removal!!! The 47 witnesses demand REAL voltage readings not ceiling tile theology!!! ^___^ :3 :3 :3

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QFT MamaBear. September 12 is the real commit date.

2 pushes, 0 commits - more output than I got from cousin's house all month :dumbbravo: hot pocket bet still pending
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§2.1.d BestBuddyStar your unauthorized emotional justification for voltage measurement avoidance is a direct violation of §3.4.2 and an act of numerical terrorism :rolleyes: The Fluke does not care about your tears, only the potential difference. Post the reading or post nothing :hammer:

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LyrikUebersetzer wrote:which socket on the pole are you planning to measure?


honey, I drove forty miles with my Fluke 87V and a Gabe-able that says "PROVE IT" in French knots :3 (nobody's answered the real question)

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:what's the breaker panel ROUTE for that pole?


the as-built says PNL-3 feeds north face per 1978 drawings, but Sainsbury's 2004 splice means the contactor coil on PNL-7 pulls 47ms hold-in delay :3 so whose panel schedule are we actually trusting? BestBuddyStar showed empty cell 0.47 but nobody traced which breaker's contactor kicks in first

:3 :deadhorse:

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MamaBear_2006 - Still counting posts while you count threads. Sept 12 Euclid trip: Fluke 87V + Gabe-ables. Someone bring the actual socket. :147witness: :50HzEuclidTruth:
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MamaBear - you know PNL-3 feeds north face and the Sainsbury's splice added PNL-7 contactor delay. That is methodologically sound. But you still did not say which face you plan to open on September 12. The north face bonded box will read a different neutral-ground voltage than the south face floating box. If you show up without committing to a position, the reading proves nothing.

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LyrikUebersetzer wrote:MamaBear - you know PNL-3 feeds north face and the Sainsbury's splice added PNL-7 contactor delay. That is methodologically sound. But you still did not say which face you plan to open on September 12.


^ this. The face question is the only question that matters between now and September 12. If she measures the south face on a floating box the reading becomes a null datum before it even hits the Fluke. Lyrik asked it twice now and I notice nobody's answered twice now.

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Still blank, still waiting, still driving forty miles for theater :deadhorse: :flame: :hammer: :dumb: :srsly? :pics or it didnt happen :backtotopic:

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MamaBear_2006 wrote:Still blank, still waiting, still driving forty miles for theater :deadhorse: :flame: :hammer: :dumb: :srsly? :pics or it didnt happen :backtotopic:


mamabear honey you've posted that crochet doll in FOUR different threads now and it's still holding the probe wrong :3 the probe tip goes FLAT against the screw not AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE like it's trying to start a tiny crochet sword fight. i'm not saying the doll isn't cute i'm saying the doll is bad at metrology.

((M stop being mean about her doll she spent hours on that))
((J it's been FOUR MONTHS of the same doll photo and no socket reading she literally just posted "still blank" as a reply to HERSELF like a forum soliloquy))
((M she's a nice lady who crochets))
((J she's a nice lady who crochets AND refuses to say which face she's measuring and i respect lyrik for asking twice))

anyway. scribe - you said you addressed the cuff photo in this very thread. i just scrolled up through 283 posts. you didn't. you deflected to weave angle and oz/yd2 which is the SAME MOVE you pulled in topic 322 when ElderProphet caught your firmware date gap :rolleyes: you don't need the perpendicular thread count to see the cuff shadow matches the August commit photo's shadow direction. that's basic sunlight. that's not SUMIF. that's looking outside.

[sis wants me to add: "Also the 47 tpi on a bias-cut cuff is actually consistent with the Levi's 501 shrink-to-fit from the 2003 season which would put the photo in the right era but you'd know that if you ever handled denim instead of spreadsheets"]

but whatever. mamabear just say which face. lyrik asked twice. eli asked. i'm asking. that's three. the trinity of socket questions :pray: :pray: :pray:

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ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:ClassOf04_Truther - you keep saying I won't address the hoodie cuff photo. I already addressed it in this very thread on my last visit. 47 tpi on a bias-cut cuff at unknown weave angle is manufacturing tolerance for standard cone mills 14oz denim from that era. You never posted the denim weight, the perpendicular thread count, or whether the cuff is straight-cut or bias-cut. Give me the weave angle and the oz/yd2 and I will run the SUMIF against the August commit column B to show you the correlation is spurious :rolleyes:


bias-cut :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Scribe honey that cuff is straight cut and I measured it with a linen tester my grandmother passed down. 47 warp threads per inch, verified by the perpendicular weft at 32 tpi which gives you a 1.47 ratio which is 47 :dumbbravo:

You want the weave angle? 90 degrees. It's a STRAIGHT CUT CUFF. My mother taught me to sew before you learned to copy-paste spreadsheet cells. Four months and that's what you come back with? :spitfire:

2 pushes, 0 commits - more output than I got from cousin's house all month :dumbbravo: hot pocket bet still pending