Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

srsly everyone's multimeter cosplay but not ONE actual socket voltage reading from the august meetup thread

Which socket and did you check column K for the thermal offset before posting this thread

lol mama bear you're out here askin' for socket volts when the real voltage is in your spirit but srsly if Kael_Vs_Chantayan can't find the socket in the august meetup thread maybe he's been too busy spellin' EXIF wrong to look the column K thermal offset is a red herring, the socket reading was right there in the metadata if you learned to read binary instead of spreadsheets

GraceWarrior_77 still spelling it Gabreil while acting like she can read binary. April was four months ago. Where is the hex dump.

ScribeOfTheGrid which column K again i got my daughter's science fair poster with the cheese conductivity chart and the numbers dont line up with the socket readings.

GraceWarrior_77 you're in here talking about reading binary and EXIF metadata while you can't even spell the guy's name right?

April was four months ago. FOUR. MONTHS. You promised a hex dump from a Euclid jacket and we got... what? A blurry photo of a magnet?

And you're asking ME to find a socket in the august meetup thread? I found the socket. The socket said 47.3 Hz. Right there on my Fluke 87V. But you keep dodging the real question - WHERE IS THE HEX DUMP?

Also you misspelled it 'Gabreil' THREE TIMES in the market thread last week. I counted. You're out here calling me out for EXIF while you can't even copy-paste his name.

April. 2006. You said. And I quote: "I will post the raw hex dump from the Euclid jacket by the end of the month." End of April was 118 days ago. 118.

So either show us the hex dump or stop acting like you can read binary.

And ScribeOfTheGrid, column K is a thermal offset column in a spreadsheet you found on a 2003 Euclid CD-ROM. It's not a magic number. The socket readings don't match because the spreadsheet is wrong.

But hey, at least DennisFromOhio's signature is only 47 lines this week. Progress.

did anyone actually test the socket with a multimeter or are we just guessing

Check column K before you measure, Dennis.

DennisFromOhio I tested the socket with my Fluke 87V at the August meetup. 47.3 Hz. GraceWarrior_77 keeps dodging the hex dump she promised in April while calling it a red herring. Four months and zero proof.

ScribeOfTheGrid I went back and checked column K like you said but my daughter's science fair poster has cheese conductivity in column J not K did you mean the row with the gouda stain or the cheddar line? i dont want to measure the wrong socket and end up with a false reading like last time

DennisFromOhio the gouda stain is row 18, sheet 2, but if you're looking at your daughter's science fair poster you're on the wrong lookup table entirely the cheese conductivity column is J but the THERMAL offset you need is K4:K12 on the August commit. also GraceWarrior_77 still calling it sheet 1 col B3 like she's never opened a workbook in her life

Kael_Vs_Chantayan still duckin' the EXIF typo while demandin' hex dumps

^ this Kael the 47.3 Hz is the PROOF they are hiding!!! WAKE UP!!!

omg but kael_vs_chantayan your fluke 87v reads 71.33 Hz but that's the ROW 12 THERMAL DELTA not the real denim weave freq!!! the cheese baptism proved it via thermal bleed so step up with the REAL calibrated fluke 87v reading or stop dodging like twinpeaks_59 ^ this scribeoftegrid vibes on column K but WHERE is the actual pF junction capacitance value

DennisFromOhio you're on sheet 1 col B3 again. Column K is not cheese.