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ListMasterPrime wrote:Has anyone brought an actual theodolite to the Euclid site yet


Breaker breaker, I got a 12-pack of Gouda and a CB radio that picks up static at 1:47 on the dot. If that ain't a theodolite I don't know what is :D

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ListMasterPrime, you bring up theodolite and orientation, but you dodged the measurement question you yourself identified: what was the actual voltage reading at the socket face, and which two probes did whoever took it use. ListMasterPrime's list has a lot of conditions and zero data points. A multimeter reading with the probes labelled -- black tip in neutral, red tip in hot, ground clip to the box, or some other configuration -- would settle the "faith is calibration" crowd once and for all. TwinPeaks_59, you and your sister are the closest to empirical method in this thread. Did you touch the meter to the socket, or did you just look at the green glow and call it measurement?

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ListMasterPrime your four-point structure is exactly what this forum needs more of :D I have the gouda receipt date logged in cell J47 of the same tracker - if you want to cross-reference it against the Euclid socket coordinates send me a PM and I'll send the CSV. Nobody else here is asking about theodolite angles and I respect that <3

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