Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

MamaBear_2006 wrote:honey, I've been bringing my Fluke 87V to that intersection for four months and I can tell you exactly which socket is hot

okay MamaBear I am BEGGING you at this point WHAT IS THE ACTUAL VOLTAGE READING between hot and neutral at the Euclid socket with the streetlamp wire disconnected??? not the glow not the flap not the denim weave theory just the NUMBER on the Fluke display is it 47.3 or is it 0.00 or is it something else entirely?????

because ScribeOfTheGrid is still dodging sheet 3 and BigRigBeliever's dash clock proves nothing without a meter baseline and I have my 16awg extension cord ready to plug in but I need to know WHERE the juice actually is first

MamaBear honey if you're not gonna give us the NUMBER then let me just add my 16awg extension cord to the pile!!! I've still got mine coiled and ready, rated for 15A so it can handle whatever 47.3V or 0.00V you're hiding from us

And I made my Gabe-able doll wear a tiny denim jacket too because obviously the weave matters but honestly if we're all standing there with meters and cords and no actual reading then we're just a cosplay circle with Fluke porn

Euclid Aug 26 1:47 AM I'll be the one with the pink bedsheet altar and the calibrated cheese receipt!!! ^___^ <3 <3

MamaBear honey I been rollin through Euclid at 1:47 AM more times than I can count and pole three from the chain-link is the one. You got volt numbers, you got a Gabe-able, you got the checklist

I'll be the semi idlin' at the 7-Eleven lot with the CB cracklin if anyone needs a ride to the node on the 49th. Got a cooler full of coffee and a meter that's seen worse

Over.

MamaBear_2006 you mentioned you been testin pole three at Euclid for four months and you got a voltage reading of 47.3VAC at 1:47 local. But BestBuddyStar been askin what the reading is between hot and neutral with the streetlamp disconnected and you still aint posted that number. So Im askin plain - did you disconnect the streetlamp wire when you tested or did you test with the fixture still in the circuit? Because those are two different readings and everybody in this thread is planning a 49th night around a number we dont know the test conditions for. Just askin, regards.

MamaBear_2006 wrote:I've been testing that exact spot with my Fluke 87V for four months now, and I know exactly when the voltage jumps from 0.0 to 47.3VAC at 1:47 local

From an outsider's perspective, this entire "evidence coordination" effort demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of empirical methodology. You're treating anecdotal voltage readings taken by uncalibrated equipment as if they constitute proof, when in reality you're just measuring ambient electrical noise with a consumer-grade multimeter that hasn't been verified against NIST standards since 2003. The fact that BestBuddyStar is planning to bring a pink bedsheet altar to what he thinks is a scientific measurement site suggests this community has completely conflated ritual performance with data collection

DennisFromOhio wrote:did you disconnect the streetlamp wire when you tested or did you test with the fixture still in the circuit?

^ this Dennis asking the REAL questions