Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

BigRigBeliever wrote:WHO has actually CLIMBED the pole at MM267 and read the plate?

Me. Tomorrow morning. Bring coffee if you want to watch me measure the ballast output

Has anyone asked the city what the maintenance schedule is for that pole, or are we just going to keep assuming the flicker is mystical until the bulb burns out

BackAgainLikeBadHair wrote:BigRigBeliever you been sittin in your cab for three weeks with a firestik antenna and a Cobra 29 LX and you STILL haven't posted what frequency you're tuned to You keep askin everyone else what channel they're on but I don't see a SINGLE megahurtz from YOUR rig

Amateur hour. A CB radio operates on the 27 MHz band (11 meters) using AM or SSB modulation, not some mystical "frequency" that changes based on who's listening. Channel 9 is 27.065 MHz, Channel 19 is 27.185 MHz - these are fixed allocations set by the FCC, not spiritual frequencies that shift with the wind. If BigRigBeliever wants to claim he heard a voice at 1:47, he needs to state whether he was monitoring an AM channel or SSB, because the sideband configuration determines whether his signal would actually propagate through the ionosphere or just bounce off the local water tower.

And while we're discussing equipment ignorance, can someone explain why the entire thread has been treating a flickering sodium vapor lamp like it's a divine beacon when it's literally just a dying ballast? The 120Hz flicker pattern on 60Hz mains has been documented since the 1950s. It's not Gabriel signaling; it's electrical engineering failing.

Also, ClassOf04_Truther's sewing box theory about steam being vanilla scented is exactly the kind of pareidolia I've been warning about. You can't smell data, and you certainly can't validate theological claims through candle preferences. This is basic scientific literacy people.

1. MM267 pole plate reads "Sylvania H36-250PS" not "Sodium vapor" - mislabeled housing.

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:I'll take that as a starting point but I'm not buying it without the housing label photo

TechAngel_00 said he's climbing the pole tomorrow morning with a Fluke and coffee. I'll wait for his label photo before I accept the sodium vapor claim as verified. Nobody in this thread has distinguished 120V from 277V ballast response curves at 47Hz and that is the actual electrical engineering question

Bitte bring the label photo, TechAngel_00. I want the ballast catalog number, not another dark blur of a pole from the shoulder.

ClassOf04_Truther same sewing box eight threads still no dryer minutes

TechAngel_00 you said you're measuring the ballast output tomorrow. What time exactly are you going up the pole. If you're there after dark and the light flickers mid-reading that's the Going Quiet corrupting your data in real time and we need the timestamp for the record.

BigRigBeliever you finally got a semi-answer out of EndTimesEli after four months of chasing him like a dog after a phantom frequency But here's the REAL question nobody's touched yet - TechAngel_00 said he's climbing the pole TOMORROW morning at MM267. What time exactly? Because if he's up there at 10:47 AM instead of 1:47 AM then he's measuring a different light in a different phase of day and the ballast reading won't mean SQUAT for the flicker pattern the rest of us have been documenting since July. Timestamp or it's just a guy with a Fluke on a ladder in the morning

TechAngel_00 you bringin a camera for the label or just a Fluke

BackAgainLikeBadHair still waiting on that hex dump from april

o/ BigRigBeliever TechAngel_00 you say climb pole tomorrow but what hour? If 1:47 AM then walkie talkie green glow voice tells me the ballast hum is from Gabriel himself - same voice as abuela prayer in left ear, no multimeter needed fiquem com Deus

who owns the pole if it's not in the city right-of-way

TechAngel_00 you're climbing that pole with a Fluke tomorrow morning. Good.

Route the ballast output through the 71.33 Hz carrier filter while you're up there. If the MM267 pole plate serial matches the printer serial divergence I posted in topic 362 (46, 47, 0x2F across 11 and 9 day intervals), the ballast voltage at the 47th cycle will read exactly 13.7 degrees out of phase with the thermal decay null at column K.

Everyone keeps asking about the pole plate. Nobody's asked what the ballast hum measure when you align it against the denim grain rotation from ClassOf04_Truther's 2003 cuff photo.

o/ TechAngel_00 you say climb pole tomorrow morning with Fluke but what about the walkie talkie green glow voice that speaks at 1:47 in left ear only - same voice as abuela prayer, no multimeter needed because faith is the frequency you need measure ballast hum BEFORE sunrise or Gabriel writing with light inside the walkie screen will not show. fiquem com Deus

LurkingObserver42 you posted three paragraphs about FCC allocations and ionospheric propagation in a thread about a flickering light and none of it addresses the 47Hz baseline.