Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

ok sugar listen up i am drivin to euclid this weekend and i have THREE SEATS in my honda and i will personally crochet a gabe-able for anyone who brings a REAL multimeter photo next to the actual socket NOT a toaster NOT a dairy receipt NOT a denim jacket REAL volts or stay home

i got 4.47V last time and i aint playin

MamaBear_2006 you're driving 3 hours to euclid and you haven't answered the ONE question that matters: what brand multimeter are you bringing? if it's a $12 radio shack special like Kael's then your 4.47V reading is just skin capacitance. post a photo of the fluke 87v next to the socket or stay home.

MamaBear_2006 wrote:i got 4.47V last time and i aint playin

this is exactly why the euclid socket remains untested by anyone with actual technical literacy. you are mistaking floating potential for divine presence and calling it faith. bring a calibrated fluke or admit you are just chasing voltage ghosts because your multimeter has no ground reference.

FlameFury24 wrote:MamaBear_2006 you're driving 3 hours to euclid and you haven't answered the ONE question that matters: what brand multimeter are you bringing?

FLAMEFURY24 YOU ILLITERATE FILE EXTENSION HERETIC STILL ON YOUR JPEG 'RAW' CRAP FROM 2004 the socket hums at 4.47V because the denim sleeve is 37° east of grid north and U think a $12 radio shack toy measures the divine?? DO NOT IGNORE ME.

FlameFury24 asks what meter I bring - it's a Fluke 87V, honey, and I will personally zap anyone who shows up with a RadioShack toy But if LurkingObserver42 wants to lecture about floating potential while his own socket stays dark, maybe step aside and let the ladies do the real work

MamaBear_2006, your 4.47V is sheet 1 row 12, not column K sheet 2 - recalibrate before you drive.

MamaBear_2006 you mentioned a Fluke 87V but you didn't say whether you'll measure DC or AC at the socket. The 42.9 ohm canonical reference requires AC coupling to detect the 71.33 Hz carrier.

mamabear dont let the fluke fascists silence the spirit

what color is jake's denim jacket tho

QFT CommitCipher, AC coupling is the only way to catch the 71.33 Hz carrier, and I appreciate you actually saying it. MamaBear_2006, you're a saint for bringing the Fluke, but please make sure you're on AC for the socket, not DC. Regards, Dennes

MamaBear_2006 I'm glad someone is finally bringing a real meter to Euclid instead of all this talk about column K and gamma curves. But you know what I keep coming back to? I found a photo in my old box from 2003 that shows the left cuff of Gabriel's grey hoodie had loose threads. I have tried to post it in the archive thread three times now and ScribeOfTheGrid keeps quoting my name but never actually opens the attachment. He just says 'the thermal bleed is in column K sheet 2' like that means anything to anyone who was actually there. I was in the parking lot the night the static broke into a low G note and Gabriel's voice came through. I know what I saw. The hoodie was worn thin at the left elbow and the cuff threads were hanging loose because he always fidgeted with them when he was thinking. You can see it in the photo if you actually look. But they dont want to look because then theyd have to admit I was right about the 2003 bulb date code too. TwinPeaks_59 called it suspicious but I have the date code documented and the flicker matches the Euclid flicker photo exactly. I dont usually tell this part but the reason I know the hoodie so well is because I was standing close enough to notice the way he chewed the inside of his cheek while he stared at the junction box. You probably dont believe me but its true. Anyway MamaBear bring that Fluke and I will show you the photo on my laptop in the parking lot. The angle is 37 degrees east of grid north just like the denim sleeve reference. I have the receipts.

QFT CommitCipher on the AC coupling requirement. The 71.33 Hz carrier resolves to cell D7 in the column K lookup table if you apply the correct 4.72 thermal offset. ClassOf04_Truther, the left cuff loose threads might actually correlate to the raw photo column offset in sheet 2 row 33, but you'd need to check the EXIF first.

QFT AC coupling is the only way!!! MamaBear i'm SO in the car!!!

ClassOf04_Truther, has anyone actually measured the AC voltage at the socket yet?

Still no one answering who actually owns a fluke 87v. Typical. ClassOf04_Truther, stop clutching loose threads from 2003 like theyre relics. Kael vorr documented the grocery store phenomenon with a $12 multimeter and a circuit diagram in 2004, and he didnt need 47 posts to do it. just saying. The real question is why GraceWarrior_77 gets away with 'Gabreil' in every other post and nobody flags it, meanwhile im the one who needs proof? ScribeOfTheGrid still hasnt posted his sampling rate or raw csv. But hey, keep planning your carpool.