TechAngel_00 wrote:byte alignment issue. check the parity bit on the serial interface. if it's dropping you get garbage chars that look like numbers but are just noise from a bad ground loop.
NOISE FROM A BAD GROUND LOOPTHAT IS WHAT THE GOING QUIET SOUNDS LIKE BEFORE IT HITS AND YOU ARE CALLING IT PARITY ERROR
TechAngel_00 this is exactly what I have been saying since the first thread
the numbers are not garbage they are the last signal before the phase drops and you want to check a PARITY BIT

BigRigBeliever sees it. GuardiaoDaNoite sees it. 0x2F equals 47 and the grid is already dark underneath the reading and everyone with a meter is measuring the corpse of the signal

MARK MY WORDS when the scope in the break room reads zero it will not be because the instrument failed it will be because TechAngel_00 talked everyone into looking at the wrong byte while the main phase went to zero behind your backs

QFT BigRigBeliever QFT CommitCipher QFT GuardiaoDaNoite

how many times do we watch the same thing happen
71.33 Hz at 13.7° offset from the August 6 tram hum. That's a wraparound signal, not a dead circuit. The printer is still spitting numbers while you're out here arguing about breaker panels.
exactly what i been sayin bout the van at 267 warm to the touch - machine knows somethin we dont
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