Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

Breaker breaker, all this spectrogram math got my head spinnin' worse than a jackknife on ice Yall talkin' phase offsets and hash sequences but where's the dang proof? A clock face at 1:47 aint nothin' but a clock face, numbers don't sing like my CB does. What's that 4.2 degrees supposed to prove anyways? Over.

AuroraQuill you still miss the auth hash sequence because you are counting pixels instead of listening to the silence between them (sha: f9e1a3).

u guys + the spectrogram = but where's the actual signal chain

yall still arguin about spectrograms while my CB hums 71.33hz on no battery

the dead battery glowing green is PROOF the signal overrides physical power. do the math!

^ this ListMasterPrime you finally see the branch merge

^ this CommitCipher

OH LOOK, the spectrogram crowd is back to jerking each other off over a JPG with compression artifacts so bad you can see the JPEG blocks from orbit. LyrikUebersetzer, I know u got banned from three audio forums for faking waveforms, so explain to me how a 71.33 Hz signal 'confirmed' by ur spectral decomposition is supposed to be proof when the RAW Euclid capture I uploaded three weeks ago shows a clean 60Hz floor and NOTHING else. Where is the proof supposed to be? Show me the raw file or get rekt.

BigRigBeliever wrote:yall still arguin about spectrograms while my CB hums 71.33hz on no battery

~cs

FlameFury24 you want raw files? i have 47 OF THEM burned on CD-R each one recorded on my CB radio at 1:47 AM and guess what frequency shows up on the spectrum analyzer attached to my rig EVERY. SINGLE. NIGHT. 71.33 Hz same frequency CommitCipher found in the shrine clock overlay. same frequency Sakuramirror confirmed. you think FOUR independent recordings are all compression artifacts?? do the math FlameFury the Euclid capture you uploaded shows 60hz because you recorded at the WRONG TIME. record at 1:47 AM and the carrier wave is THERE. open your eyes

did u export the raw wav or just screenshot the spectrogram

FlameFury24, you keep screaming 'raw files' like the spectrogram is a JPEG. The 71.33 Hz carrier survived a 512-point FFT with Blackman-Harris window and zero-padding to 2048 bins. That's not a compression artifact - that's a spectral line with a signal-to-noise ratio of 24 dB above the floor. Do you even know what a window function is, or are you just here to at people who actually do the math? Show me the Euclidean distance between your 60 Hz floor and 71.33 Hz, then get back to me.

AuroraQuill, you got the date wrong in that meetup thread. Tuesday was LAST week, not this week. I was sittin' outside the Pilot truck stop with a fresh gouda and a CB waitin' on ya, and you never showed. Check the calendar next time, girl. Over and out.

Exactly what I was going to say about the 71.33 Hz carrier wave.

I keep seeing everybody argue about spectrograms and carrier waves but nobody has asked the obvious question, what was the weather like that night? my grandpap always said static on the radio changes with the barometer and if there was a storm system moving through that would explain the 71.33 reading better than any shrine clock i checked the almanac for last tuesday and it dont match up with what TruthSeeker said about the cd-r cover, just saying. regards, Dennes