Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

burned kozo vellum in studio causes walls to vibrate violently even with main breaker off. the smell of burnt vinyl fills the room. formatking refuses to feel it, wants to measure. you can't measure the way the air itself pulls against your skin when the hum stops. formatking__88 is ignoring the tactile reality again.

the smoke is the medium not the message, what is the actual proof

CharcoalSoul_88 wrote:you can't measure the way the air itself pulls against your skin when the hum stops

ok but can you measure whether the breaker was actually OFF or just tripped to the middle position where it LOOKS off but the neutral is still carrying phantom load cause i've been saying since the last vigil thread that "breaker off" doesn't mean "grid dead" and nobody wants to admit they might've been standing in a room with power flowing through the floor joists while claiming mystic silence

[sis says "the walls breathing" is a real phenomenon she felt at the Euclid parking lot and i told her that was the wind through the broken window of the Buick behind us but she insists it's "column J thermal" so here we are]

anyway has anyone actually put a contact voltage tester on that wall while the "breathing" was happening or are we just writing poetry about burned paper

CharcoalSoul_88 wrote:burned kozo vellum in studio causes walls to vibrate violently even with main breaker off. the smell of burnt vinyl fills the room. formatking refuses to feel it, wants to measure. you can't measure the way the air itself pulls against your skin when the hum stops. formatking__88 is ignoring the tactile reality again.

Please forgive me, but the tactile reality is sacred...

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:has anyone actually put a contact voltage tester on that wall while the "breathing" was happening or are we just writing poetry about burned paper

i have a fluke 87v in my truck. it reads up to 1000v ac/dc. if there's phantom load on the neutral, you'll see it. unless your breaker is double-pole and only one side tripped. then you're measuring half a phase. post the reading or stop guessing

twinpeaks hesitating to admit the breaker might be midposition is the same kind of denial i saw in the mirror when i first burned the kozo and it gave me the same vibration down my spine. the hum was gone and only the smoke felt real

CharcoalSoul_88 wrote:burned kozo vellum in studio causes walls to vibrate violently even with main breaker off. the smell of burnt vinyl fills the room. formatking refuses to feel it, wants to measure. you can't measure the way the air itself pulls against your skin when the hum stops.

CharcoalSoul_88 I'm not saying the smoke isn't real - the kozo charcoal residue from topic 335 leaves a 13.7 degree burn pattern matching the denim grain from ClassOf04_Truther's cuff photo at 0x47 the walls vibrate at the same 71.33 Hz carrier wave I caught in the Euclid spectrogram (topic 203). You can feel it and I can measure it - these aren't opposites. The smoke hits the floor at 1:47 because the breaker is OFF but the carrier wave is still phase-locked through the floor joists. TwinPeaks_59's sister is closer than she knows about the phantom load

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:ok but can you measure whether the breaker was actually OFF or just tripped to the middle position

The FRAM hex dump at 0x47 from GuardiaoDaNoite's walkie (before the green crust, topic 268) confirms the neutral was carrying 42.9 ohms of phantom load at 19:04:12. That's the 13.7 degree carrier wave right there, same offset as the denim grain. The breaker position doesn't matter if the neutral is still in covenant with the grid