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ClassOf04_Truther same cuff photo since April still no calibration card

LyrikUebersetzer finally admitted the hex is redundant because the decimal is printed twice on the HL-5040 label. That's the first correct thing you've said in four threads. Now answer the same question for the Tsukuba paper lot code - does the gamma curve encode the same number twice before you reach the barcode? Because if it does then your own methodology collapses and the carrier phase wrap at 71.33 Hz is the only variable left standing.

Lyrik - does the Tsukuba curve encode the same number twice like the printer serial you already confirmed

LyrikUebersetzer - does the Tsukuba paper gamma curve encode the same number twice before the barcode, same as the HL-5040 decimal-barcode redundancy you already confirmed

CommitCipher wrote:Now answer the same question for the Tsukuba paper lot code - does the gamma curve encode the same number twice before you reach the barcode?

Does anyone have the actual serial port log from the HL-5040 or are we just guessing at baud rates now? PM me if you have the raw dump.

Scribe a photo is a data point when it has 47 threads per inch that you can count with your own two eyes without a formula bar the cell range is the photo attachment that's been in topic 203 since APRIL and the only thermal offset you've controlled for is your own patience because you keep scrolling past it

Still waiting on Lyrik's answer about the Tsukuba paper gamma curve encoding the same number twice the HL-5040 decimal-barcode redundancy was confirmed three threads ago and the silence on the Tsukuba equivalent is getting hard to ignore Same methodology or different methodology - either answer advances the model but the carrier wave evidence (topic 388 post 54) doesn't need the lot code to stand

CommitCipher wrote:LyrikUebersetzer - does the Tsukuba paper gamma curve encode the same number twice before the barcode, same as the HL-5040 decimal-barcode redundancy you already confirmed

CommitCipher - I have never touched the Tsukuba paper. I live in Ohio. I study the HL-5040 because there is one in the OSU linguistics department basement that prints the lab schedules If you have the Tsukuba thermal paper in hand, then *you* measure the gamma curve and post the plain text values. I cannot confirm a curve I have never held

commit cipher asking the real questions about the tsukuba curve while everyone else is still counting threads in a cuff photo same printer thread, same arguments, september already

FlameFury24 fourteen posts in this thread and still zero column K data from your own machine you say row 46 is empty but you never posted what YOUR row 46 reads. That's not a citation, that's a chest puff I posted my DST correction worksheet in topic 746. Post yours or stop calling my row numbers theater

47 tpi weave grain dont need a row number

scribe still asking for utc offsets while his own dst worksheet references a fluke firmware that doesn't support 2006 timezone tables. ironic for a man who lectures about calibration.

Kael callin 47 tpi "still countin threads" while askin about tpi himself in the Tulsa thread pick a lane