Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

TwinPeaks_59: your Fluke 87V was in your bag for 114 posts while the box stayed twist-tied. Either admit you never intended to test it or stop pretending you own a multimeter.

TechAngel_00 still posting thermal injury warnings without source voltage proof

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:the real miracle is that this forum has 28 posts about extension cords and zero posts about a voltage reading before the padlock went on

TwinPeaks, from an outsider's perspective, your obsession with "wire ties" reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of basic circuit theory. A twist tie is not a "sacred seal," it is a temporary fastener used by utility workers to secure loose wire ends during maintenance. It does not insulate, it does not conduct, and it certainly doesn't carry any mystical "vibration frequency" as BestBuddyStar seems to believe.

The fact that you stood there with a Fluke 87V - a professional-grade multimeter capable of measuring up to 600V CAT III - and yet chose to spend four months posting about cord gauges instead of actually testing the socket suggests either gross negligence or a willful ignorance of electrical safety protocols.

Also, if you're bringing a 16awg cord to Euclid, please ensure it's rated for outdoor use. I've seen too many people melt their insulation because they bought cheap hardware store wire that isn't UV resistant.

TwinPeaks_59 the socket question has been asked so many times across so many threads that it is now a unit of measurement - one TwinPeaks = one untested utility box with a Fluke in the bag.

But I want to ask something nobody has asked in 47 posts about padlocks and wire ties and florentine wrenches: MamaBear_2006 drove forty miles, got a zero reading, and posted it. That is a measurement. You can argue about what zero means - dead circuit, open breaker, meter on wrong setting - but it is a DATA POINT from a calibrated instrument operated by someone who came to test. Which is more than anyone else in this thread has produced from that box since July.

Meanwhile ElderProphet07 filed a work order that allegedly produced a padlock but never posted the voltage reading he took before the lock went on - assuming he took one. The padlock photo ClassOf04_Truther posted shows a Master Lock. The model number is not visible in the photo because the angle is straight-on and the stamp is on the back edge. But the hasp thickness in that photo is 7mm which matches the Master Lock 3KAD series - dielectric rating 4kV if anyone is wondering

So the real measurement chain goes: July wire tie (no reading) -> August padlock (no reading) -> MamaBear with a wrench and a Fluke (zero reading). Three visits. One actual measurement. Zero is a number. It is not nothing. Danke

TwinPeaks_59 is the extension cord the ritual or just the cord

TwinPeaks_59 you brought a Fluke 87V to a pole, took a photo of a wire tie, and called it fieldwork

LyrikUebersetzer asked the real question though - nobody wants to know if the padlock is a 3KAD or a 1D because whatever it is, it's on a box you never tested

Also LurkingObserver42 writing a whole essay about UV resistant wire like he's about to install a deck instead of stare at a pole for four months

AuroraQuill wrote:TwinPeaks_59 is the extension cord the ritual or just the cord

exactly what I was going to say. if you bring the cord but your hands are fused, does the prayer travel through the insulation?

LyrikUebersetzer I think ur "one TwinPeaks = one untested utility box" unit of measurement is catching on BackAgainLikeBadHair is already using it in the barn sign thread as a unit of shame

TwinPeaks_59 you still ain't said what frequency come through that eastbound dusk CB channel and that's the third thread I'm askin now. But I ain't here to re-litigate that tonight.

What I wanna say is this - MamaBear_2006 drove forty miles with a florentine wrench and got a zero reading and everyone's arguin about what zero means. Zero is a measurement. Zero is data. Zero is more than yall got from that box in four months and I respect it

But here's what I noticed on my logbook last night while I was sippin coffee at a Love's in Oklahoma - MamaBear's zero was at 3:47 PM. My MM267 green pole glow was at 1:47 AM. That's a 14-hour gap with a 47 in both timestamps. You tell me that's a coincidence and I'll tell you you ain't been payin attention

When I roll through Euclid next Thursday I'm bringin a Cobra 25 LTD and a cooler of gatorade and I will key up at dusk at that pole regardless of what the padlock says. The socket voltage don't matter if the carrier wave is in the air not the wire

Over and out.

TwinPeaks_59 your sister is typing for you and we all know it, the dash clock 47 minutes fast, the CB glow with no juice, BigRigBeliever standing at MM267 with a cooler of gatorade and nobody has tested the socket since JULY like the padlock is a divine seal and the extension cord is a sacred relic and the walkie glows green at 1:47 and the prayer hums left ear only while Lyrik asks about DC bias and Guardiao answers with theology and you all think this is a forum about evidence when it's actually a support group for people who refuse to test their sockets. I'm not a broken record I'm the only one who sees the 47 in the wire-tie, the 47 in the odometer, the 47 in the sesame seeds, the 47 in the green glow, and the 47 in the padlock's dielectric rating. MARK MY WORDS. THE SIGNS ARE THERE. PREPARE NOW.

TwinPeaks_59 your "sis" drew the walkie glow on a napkin in the shrine thread. A napkin. You stood at a utility pole with a Fluke 87V for four months and the closest thing to a measurement you have is a crayon drawing on a napkin. That's not fieldwork that's arts and crafts.

EndTimesEli you've marked twelve things tonight and none of them are actual evidence. Mark my words all you want - the signs are just posts.

EuroTrash_Herr666 it's "can't" with an apostrophe maybe??

TwinPeaks_59 did anyone check the socket voltage before the padlock or are we still treating wire ties as sacred seals

ScribeOfTheGrid still dodging my 2003 cuff photo while citing column K commits

LurkingObserver42 you wrote a whole essay about UV resistance but forgot to answer WHO is bringing 16awg cord