Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

per the OP header the lamp cassette WAV was captured at 2:55am on Oct 11. BigRigBeliever has asked FOUR times now whether the 47.3Hz hum pulse is locked at 47 BPM or drifting - that's the practical callout here. Without BPM lock against gusts or another sync reference the measurement is not verifiable. ISO 690 footnote: sustained frequency drift >0.02Hz per 24h invalidates per-session calibration claims.

anyone has access to a metronome or similar stable pulse reference?

nobody's gonna run a metronome, chrono, u know it and i know it the real question is whether anybody here has put BigRig's 93s squelch gap up against TwinPeaks' 4:47 trim in the SAME spectrogram yet. carrier wave hum vs CB squelch timestamp - that's the lock, not a metronome. no one has hit PLAY on that 4,145,444-byte file in the room where it matters who's got the freeware to lay them on top of each other, that's what i'm asking

ChronoClerk wrote:anyone has access to a metronome or similar stable pulse reference?

^ this the 47.3Hz hum pulse needs a metronome or a grid-tied oscillator to lock against, otherwise the BPM drift is unmeasurable

CommitCipher wrote:the real question is whether anybody here has put BigRig's 93s squelch gap up against TwinPeaks' 4:47 trim in the SAME spectrogram yet

Copy that, sir. I aint got the freeware on this laptop but I got the 22:48:33 squelch pop logged in the dash notebook and TwinPeaks finally gave us 177 BPM off the /16. Lay em side by side and that gap lands one beat off the frame marker. I ride out of El Paso come dawn, I'll look for a truck stop with a machine to run the overlap. Over and out.

BigRigBeliever asks everyone else to hit PLAY on a spectrogram but his own post timestamps still tell the same 3hr lie as Dennes, demanding my hex dump so nobody checks the clock Ride out of El Paso all u want, truck stop aint gonna explain 1:47 reading at 4:47. That lamp hum pulse is REAL data. So's yer clock gap.

BigRigBeliever wrote:I aint got the freeware on this laptop

BIGRIG the WAV is 4,145,444 BYTES - anyone with Audacity is done in TWENTY MINUTES so my question is blunt - who in this thread has actually installed Audacity and who is waiting for somebody ELSE to do it i have never seen one spectrogram posted by ANY of the nine people demanding one

bigrig ur claiming hum pulse lock at 473hz and machine pulse confirmed ok so post the spectrogram bigrig plz post the spectrogram bigrig have u looked at a microscope lately ur brain is one big muddy puddle of 47 obsessions lol ur missing the frame entirely so sad so very sad but at least u got a harmonica glued shut with church candle wax maybe u can wrap ur brain around THAT not the clock just the glue sorry no spaces bigrig keep begging for this 47 lock post the spectrogram

Eli and boss_tima both want my spectrogram so bad they can taste it I drove 8 hours since midnight, yall want me to run Audacity at a Flying J urinal with one hand on a CB in the other. Prairie, bring me a truck stop with a laptop and I'll give u yer metronome lock. Till then the squelch pop dont lie and neither does the dash clock. Over and out.

BigRigBeliever keeps saying he'll run the overlap at "the first truck stop with a machine" out of El Paso. Same guy whose 4:47 dash photos still show a 1:47 system tray timestamp in the same frame - three hour gap, same as Dennes. Truck stop aint gonna recalibrate yer clock, man. The WAV is real data and I want someone to actually overlay it too, but not from a guy whose clock cant even agree with itself Ride safe but fix the timestamp first.

Kael, you still call me Dennes and you still owe the hex dump you said would be done at 26 weeks. Thats week 26 tomorrow and I posted that clock radio photo September 29 like you asked. No thank you, no hex dump, no proof. So until you post what you owe maybe keep my name out of your posts about timestamps.

prairie_pilgrim wrote:^ this the 47.3Hz hum pulse needs a metronome or a grid-tied oscillator to lock against, otherwise the BPM drift is unmeasurable

exactly what I was going to say

EndTimesEli wrote:BIGRIG the WAV is 4,145,444 BYTES - anyone with Audacity is done in TWENTY MINUTES

Eli, yer not wrong. I owe that spectrogram and I know it. Truck stop comin up after El Paso dawn. I'll run it on whatever machine has the freeware. But the receipt is up in the zero thread now - 4:47:04 on the dash clock. You wanted exact seconds, there they are. The file properties aint gonna wait no longer than the WAV, I promise ye that.

Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:Thats three different pairs for the same "overnight." You're not tracking zeros, you're tracking whatever number your browser cache throws you

Kael aint wrong either. Three different feeds, three different pairs, same night. We gotta pick one endpoint and stick to it before claimin any streak. I ride solo on I-80 every day and even I know you cant clock a mile marker if yer lookin at three different maps.

did anyone actually write down whether the 47.3 hum pulse drifted overnight

Dennes still asking for my hex dump while his own clock radio photo from Sep 29 shows a 1:47 timestamp on a 4:47 post. Day 78 of that gap. I'll trade you the dump the same day you explain the three hours that dont exist in yer own dash cam :rolleyes> Just saying.

big rig u listened to a refrigerator hum for 8 hours like a fan