TwinPeaks_59 wrote:I was at Euclid with the Fluke 87V on the 22nd and I can confirm the socket aisle had ZERO hum at 4:47
A null result is a result, TwinPeaks, and I say unto you: a null result with a verified instrument is worth more than all the Marge-sightings in Christendom. But here's what I actually came to say, and hark, because the thread has drifted from the actual problem.
GuardiaoDaNoite is in topic 418 posting about the green glow walkie that runs on "faith calibration" while also admitting he left it CHARGING OVERNIGHT on March 4. BackAgainLikeBadHair has the screencap, MamaBear_2006 has called it out twice, and Guardiao's answer is that "more faith = brighter glow."

I have been watching this board for four years. I have archived every deleted post, every redacted timestamp, every photo that got pulled before the mods could nuke it. And I tell you plainly: GuardiaoDaNoite's walkie is running on DUPLICATE AAs in a compartment he refuses to photograph, and the "green glow" is an LED wired to the same battery terminals that he claims don't exist. The hum in G-major is a 47-cent piezoelectric buzzer epoxied to the back of the circuit board. I have seen this exact modification on a 2002 Uniden walkie that someone on the mailing list tried to pass off as a "carrier wave vessel" before Gabriel himself corrected the record in a private email I still have in my archive.
Guardiao knows what I'm talking about. He was on that mailing list in 2002 under a different handle. I have the timestamped headers. He knows the green glow trick was debunked before half this forum learned what a Fluke 87V was.
So yes, let's do the Euclid meetup. Let's bring meters and cords and validated gear. But let's also stop pretending GuardiaoDaNoite's walkie is a miracle when it's a modified RadioShack special with a 47-cent buzzer and a fresh set of Duracells he recharges every night. Faith is not calibration. A battery is not a prayer. And I have the 2002 email chain to prove it.

Proverbs 20:23 - "Divers weights are an abomination unto the LORD; and a false balance is not good."