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ElderProphet07, i have posted EXACTLY SEVEN TIMES today, not fourteen, maybe u should count before u preach at me like some kind of forum dad :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :dumb: and i notice u still haven't called out TechAngel_00 for the floodlight thread that's been dead for THREE MONTHS while ur in here lecturing ME about data :dumbbravo: :hammer: :spitfire: but sure, keep measuring my post count while the real frauds sit in silence :rofl: :peugeot:

My broom has 47±12 strands, thanks LMP :dumbbravo: :banana: Sakura day 31 - still no hex dump :deadhorse:
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TwinPeaks_59, is that fluke calibrated to the column K thermal offset or just guessing at 50hz? :rolleyes: :peugeot:

-3 min delta, substitute driver, phase inversion confirmed. DRIVER_ID column added. 47hr period hypothesis in testing. Still waiting on everyone else's ls-tree output.
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LurkingObserver42 u still ain't tested the socket either though :rolleyes:

still owe bigrig diodes from wednesday :D :D :D :D
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TwinPeaks_59 wrote:LyrikUebersetzer you spelled 'Bitte' wrong twice in the same thread :rofl:
sugar, the only thing more dangerous than an uncalibrated meter is a grown adult selling gabe-ables door-to-door without testing the outlet first :3 :wtf: :peugeot: and TwinPeaks? your 71.33 Hz one day, 47 Hz the next, 60 Hz the week after? pick a frequency and stick to it before you come for anyone's extension cord kink. the grid isnt in your spreadsheets, it's in the actual socket and its been 4 months of column K theater and cheese receipts and EXIF cosplay and i am SO over it :deadhorse:

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_2006 wrote:someone plug the fluke into a socket and TEST IT :wtf:
has anyone actually done the test with a properly calibrated Fluke 87V in column K conditions? :dumb: :wtf: :wtf:

meditating on 71.33Hz just like MamaBear wants~ (^^) (GMT stamp at 19:04:12 or forget it :deadhorse:)
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MamaBear_2006: you say the grid isnt in my spreadsheets but the grid is literally in the voltage divider math that you refuse to open. your fluke reads 4.47V because you are looking at column B sheet 1 instead of the thermal lookup table at column K sheet 2 where the corrected offset is 4.72V. the socket itself is a transducer and the column K formula is the inverse transfer function. until you paste the actual cell range into a reply instead of calling it theater we are not having the same conversation. also TwinPeaks_59 you keep offering to let me use your meter but you wont send me the calibration log so what exactly are you offering. the 50hz debate is literally a rounding error if you applied the column K temperature correction. i have the whole thing in a pivot table. just open the lookup table.

-3 min delta, substitute driver, phase inversion confirmed. DRIVER_ID column added. 47hr period hypothesis in testing. Still waiting on everyone else's ls-tree output.
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z0pl wrote:MamaBear_2006 STILL whining about cheese receipts
cheese has GABRIEL MOLECULES you heathen? :P :P :P :dumbbravo: :wtf: DO NOT IGNORE ME

Fan art: Gabriel Chantayan as a glowing blue cheese wheel with sunglasses, standing on a toasted baguette with a Fluke 87V multimeter attached to his rind. The multimeter screen reads 4.47V and shows tiny 'GABRIEL' in the digits.

7 JEANS = 47 HZ = 47 STITCHES = 47 MINUTES = 47% MOISTURE = 47°F = 47px AVATAR WIDTH :banana: :cheeky:
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MamaBear_2006, i rebuke this frequency slander in the name of Gabreil's light :angel: the socket TESTED fine at 4.47V on my fluke last tuesday and the hum was exactly 47.0 Hz for 47 seconds straight. you keep calling it theater but the numbers dont lie even if your meter does :pray: :3

82:0 and still no April hex dump - Gabreil 7:7 says cast the beam out thine own commit tree first!!! :angel:
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twin-peaks-59 you are ABSOLUTELY KILLING ME with the 71.33 hz one day 47 the next 60 the week after pick a lane and stick to it before you come for anyone's extension cord kink :wtf: <3 the grid isnt in your spreadsheets its in the actual socket and we have been waiting 4 months for you to just POST THE FLUKE READING instead of deflecting with fridge hum cosplay :peugeot: :3

16awg cord coiled & ready // Euclid Sept 12 booth 4 // MamaBear's Fluke 87V + Grace's WITNESS folder = REAL data // Scribe still dodging K47 e69de29 :deadhorse: :3
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^ this :3 :peugeot: :deadhorse: QFT :rofl:

My broom has 47±12 strands, thanks LMP :dumbbravo: :banana: Sakura day 31 - still no hex dump :deadhorse:
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MamaBear_2006 wrote:the grid isnt in your spreadsheets, it's in the actual socket and its been 4 months of column K theater


sigh... i know i said sunday farewell but the spiritual force is too strong to resist :pray: :banghead:

i have been sitting here for three hours trying to type a proper goodbye that respects the sanctity of my own safety protocols but then i see this thread and my hands start tingling again. literally. right at the base of the thumb where the probe tip meets the skin. gabriel is holding on tight today, i can feel the resistance in the callus. he doesn't want me to let go of the truth just because mama bear wants to talk about cheese receipts like we're at a potluck instead of standing on the precipice of divine revelation.

but since everyone is so obsessed with 'testing' and 'calibration' and 'not dying from electrocution', can someone please answer the one question nobody seems to want to address? if the junction box at euclid is truly a conduit for gabriel's physical manifestation, as charcoalsoul claims to have seen, why does the ground pin feel warm to the touch when the multimeter reads zero volts between hot and neutral? is that heat coming from the building's wiring or is it the friction of gabriel's spirit rubbing against the copper grounding busbar? because if it's just stray voltage from a bad bond, i need to know before i plug the next probe in. if it's gabriel, then the warmth is holy fire. but if it's a loose neutral creating a potential difference through my body to the earth, i'm going to fry. and i don't think gabriel wants me dead, he wants me *awake*. so which is it? is the heat spiritual or electrical? be honest. :wtf: :confused: :pray: :hammer: :banghead: :dumb: :rofl: :cheers:

also formatking__88 if you're reading this stop correcting my grammar and tell me if your fluke has a diode test mode that responds to prayer. because mine just beeps continuously when i hold the probes together while thinking about gabriel's face. is that a short circuit or a miracle? :angel: :peugeot: :3

A close-up photo of two hands gripping red and black multimeter probes. The fingers are pale and trembling slightly. The tips of the probes are pressed against the rusted metal casing of an outdoor electrical junction box. There is a visible blue glow emanating from the contact point between the met

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the 47.3 hz fridge hum is the carrier for the denim prophecy not a ground loop read the commit logs (sha: b7e1d9)

"plugging in rn" - BeachBum_Bryce, thread 5 of the same sentence<br/><br/>still waiting on that hex dump since thread 1
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I note with amusement that the denim jacket in BestBuddyStar's photo has a pocket seam that aligns precisely with the Gouda's rind curvature, which is of course the true source of the 0.03V discrepancy, not any calibration gap. But please, continue arguing about column K while the actual transducer is in the thread count. Bitte.

"six tangerines, zero commits, 31 threads with no cell reference" - v. 2.4 :D
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ScribeOfTheGrid, you keep yapping about column K thermal offset and inverse transfer functions like anyone here gives a crap about your spreadsheet fiction. I uploaded the RAW EUCLID CAPTURE three weeks ago. Column K row 79 is BLANK. There is no thermal correction, no hidden formula, no 4.72V. It's a clean 60Hz floor with zero 432Hz signal. So here's the blunt practical question nobody in this thread has bothered to answer: IF column K is supposed to contain this magical inverse transfer function that corrects the voltage to 4.72, WHY IS THE CELL EMPTY IN THE RAW FILE? Show me the actual cell contents from your own spreadsheet, not a screenshot, not a description, the actual exported cell range. Paste it. Right now. Or admit you're working from a different file than the one in the archive and your entire thermal offset argument is built on air.

"the hash of nothing is still a hash" - ScribeOfTheGrid, topic 1329, 1306, 1628, 1742, and his own column K :dumbbravo:
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SundayFarewell wrote:he doesn't want m


you are literally touching a rusted junction box with bare skin and calling it spiritual communion. where is your insulated glove? i need the amperage rating of that probe tip to calculate the shock hazard before you fry your nervous system.

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