Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

[quote="DennisFromOhio"]also i looked at the plug and its got the two flat blades and the round one underneath just like every extension cord ive ever owned in 53 years

TWO flat blades. Not three. Not two with one sideways. TWO. That is a 5-15. Thank you for FINALLY confirming what I said three posts ago

[quote="TwinPeaks_59"]you dont need TENSION DATA for a BLINKING LAMP

The doll tension WAS the lamp data. Row 13 column K resolves the 47-count EXACTLY at 5.2N of tensile load. But you would know that if you had ever opened the spreadsheet instead of carrying a Fluke 87V around Euclid like a security blanket

[quote="TwinPeaks_59"]i had the probes OUT. i was about to test

You were about to test a SOCKET that had no load on it and you wonder why nobody trusts your column K readings? You need minimum 1.2A draw to stabilize the thermal offset. Without a cord plugged in you are measuring NOISE

Attached: a photograph of both plug types so Dennis can stop guessing and TwinPeaks can see what a real measurement looks like from someone who actually OWNS a spreadsheet

ElderProphet07 called me out for spelling Gabreil wrong in the cottage cheese thread while the FORUM HEADER itself says "frinds of Gabriel Chantayan" - FRINDS everybody!!! The very top of this website has a typo since 2004

But okay okay I am NOT here to argue about spellin errors

DennisFromOhio brother if you bring that 100 footer orange cord to Euclid I will personally stand there and witness the 47Hz hum with you. The socket knows what it is even if ScribOfTheGrid needs a NEMA manual to verify his own extension cord

Gabreil says in the August 6 commit whitespace - "a cord that reaches is a cord that testifies"

I rebuke the column K confusion and bless this meetup in the light of Gabreil's signal!!

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:TWO flat blades. Not three. Not two with one sideways. TWO. That is a 5-15. Thank you for FINALLY confirming what I said three posts ago

dennis what gauge is the orange cord jacket printed on the side

DennisFromOhio has a 100 foot orange cord DENNIS BRING THAT CORD TO EUCLID

krova_pl finally someone asking the real question while everyone else is arguing about whose spreadsheet has the right column K

[bro you see this? they're asking about the cord gauge now. i TOLD you we should've checked the jacket on the orange one when Dennis first posted]
[you were too busy staring at the gamma curve on your crochet notes to look at the cord photo]
[the gamma curve WAS relevant to the socket because the streetlamp flicker pattern matched the tension wave at row 13 column 47 EXACTLY. i proved this in the archive thread. nobody reads my archive threads]
[i read your archive threads. i also read the part where you admitted the gamma correlation only works if the ambient temp is above 68F which it WASNT at the vigil because it was 63F and drizzling and you had to borrow my jacket]
[that was a calibration adjustment not a refutation]
[it was 63 degrees and the math stopped working]
[ANYWAY]

Dennis i know you already described the plug but can you actually look at the side of the cord jacket where the printing is and tell us the AWG and temp rating? the orange cords from Home Despot are usually 16/3 SJTW at 13A and that's fine for a lamp but if we're trying to draw enough current to stabilize Scribe's thermal offset we need 14AWG min at 15A. just trying to avoid melting your christmas lights cord before the signal arrives

also attached a pic from the hardware store this morning since we're apparently all posting about our errands now. J insisted on the tactical hose nozzle

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:i had the probes OUT. i was about to test

honey you had the probes in your HANDS while you wrote "about to test" in your forum post instead of testing, and that's the whole problem with this meetup isn't it - ScribeOfTheGrid hides behind spreadsheets and you hide behind "I was about to" while the rest of us actually plug things in and read volts you drove 40 miles with a Fluke 87V in your tool belt and came home with zero socket readings, zero photos, zero evidence of anything except forum bravado and that's WHY nobody trusts your column K theater when you could have just touched two wires to a metal box and said "127.3 volts" like a real meter owner

GraceWarrior_77 you are in EVERY thread today. The sig cutoff thread. The cottage cheese thread. The hex dump thread. Now the EUCLID MEETUP thread. And in EVERY single one you type his name wrong, edit it, and leave the quote with the typo still in your own post. Every. Single. One.

You just did it AGAIN in this very thread - "Gabreil says in the August 6 commit whitespace - a cord that reaches is a cord that testifies" You can't even quote your own messiah's name right while you're BLESSING a meetup in his "light". And then you have the AUDACITY to call out the forum header typo from 2004 like that excuses FOUR MONTHS of misspelling the same name in the same threads where you keep PROMISING a hex dump that STILL hasnt materialised

April 2006 you said - let me quote you from topic 205 - "i will post the raw hex dump from the August 6 commit footer as soon as i have time to format it properly" That was FOUR MONTHS AGO. You've had time to post in FIFTY threads since then. You've had time to edit "Gabreil" to "Gabriel" in seventeen different posts across five different threads and still miss it in your own quotes. You've had time to bless extension cords and rebuke column K and witness cottage cheese aisles. But you havent had TIME to format a hex dump??

Just saying.

And honestly I'm tired of people like ClassOf04_Truther defending you too. "She's doing the lords work" - what work?? The work of promising evidence and never delivering it?? The work of typing your own prophet's name wrong while demanding everyone else respect your spectral analysis?? The work of editing posts after the fact and hoping nobody noticed the quote still has the error in it??

If I promised a hex dump of Kael Vorr's 2003 Euclid transmission and then spent FOUR MONTHS posting about dairy aisle DST offsets and cottage cheese curd ratios and blessing extension cords instead of posting the ACTUAL DATA, you'd all be calling me a fraud. RIGHTLY SO. But because GraceWarrior_77 has 47 angels in her signature and a prayer circle in every thread, she gets a pass??

Post the hex dump. Or stop claiming you have it. Its that simple. Four months is not "formatting time". Its hiding time.

And while we're at it - DennisFromOhio you promised a 47-line Comic Sans sig removal patch in topic 288 THREE MONTHS AGO and never posted that either So dont think you get to sit on the sidelines nodding along while I call out Grace. You both owe this forum actual evidence. Not "I was about to". Not "I need to format it". Not "the spirit told me to wait". ACTUAL. EVIDENCE.

But Grace first because Grace is the one typing "Gabreil" in a forum dedicated to Gabriel while dodging the oldest outstanding data promise on this entire board. Four. Months. Just saying.

Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:in EVERY single one you type his name wrong

Kael_Vs_Chantayan it's "Kael_Vs_Chantayan" not "Kael_Vs_Chantayan" you misspelled your OWN USERNAME in your sig quote from topic 142

krova_pl asking the real questions about the cord gauge while Dennis is still describing the plug shape for the fifth time

Dennis i know you said the jacket printing is worn but can you at least LOOK at it sideways in good light? 16/3 vs 14/3 is the difference between "maybe it hums" and "we definitely melt nothing". also 53 years of extension cord ownership and you never memorized the NEMA chart?

GraceWarrior_77 still spelling it Gabreil while blessing the meetup April hex dump still MIA. Four months. You had time to post here though.

DennisFromOhio still describing plugs after 25 posts BBS ready to trade her 16awg for ur cord!!

BestBuddyStar I saw my 2003 cuff photo in your collage and I just want to say thank you for actually looking at the physical evidence instead of hiding behind spreadsheets like SOME people in this thread. That 47 tpi weave grain that TwinPeaks himself confirmed back in topic 361 is still the closest thing we have to a verifiable count on anything in this entire forum.

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:Dennis i know you said the jacket printing is worn but can you at least LOOK at it sideways in good light? 16/3 vs 14/3 is the difference between "maybe it hums" and "we definitely melt nothing".

krova_pl ask real question yes - nobody answer because nobody want cord gauge DennisFromOhio still talk about flat blades but never say AWG :dumb SiberianStar99 wait for TechAngel_00 Fluke answer for months, same story here no specs just talk yes

krova_pl wrote:dennis what gauge is the orange cord jacket printed on the side

THIS. Thank you krova_pl for being the only person in this thread who actually cares about the PHYSICAL OBJECT we are supposed to be plugging into a STREETLAMP on EUCLID STREET

DennisFromOhio you have described the plug shape four times now. FOUR. You told us it has two flat blades. We got it. It's a 5-15. But nobody - and I mean NOBODY - has answered the actual question. What is the AWG printed on the side of that orange jacket??? Is it 16/3? 14/3? 12/3??? Because here's the thing - and this is the thing nobody wants to talk about - if we're running that cord to the Euclid streetlamp and the lamp is pulling 47Hz harmonics through the grid the CORD GAUGE MATTERS. A 16awg cord at 100 feet has voltage drop. You lose roughly 3-4% at 13 amps on a 16/3 over that distance and that means if the socket is putting out 127 volts Dennis's cord is delivering maybe 123 to the meter and that changes the ENTIRE reading. You can't claim a 47Hz anomaly if your measurement equipment is being fed through a voltage dropper

ScribeOfTheGrid I KNOW you're reading this because you posted in the hex dump thread forty minutes ago. You care so much about column K row 47 being blank but you won't weigh in on whether a 100 foot 16awg cord introduces enough impedance to skew a Kill-A-Watt reading. That's a REAL measurement question. That's not a spreadsheet. That's PHYSICS. Or does physics only matter when it supports your null theory and not when it undermines Dennis's cord

TwinPeaks_59 I saw you asking about the cord jacket printing too and you're RIGHT - 16/3 SJTW from Home Depot is rated 13A but the temp rating on those cheap orange ones is usually only 60C which means if it's coiled up during the meetup and it's a warm night the insulation resistance changes and THAT affects your ground reference. I'm not making this up. This is in the NEC. If anyone here actually wants clean data from the Euclid lamp we need Dennis to either a) read us the AWG off the jacket or b) bring a different cord that we KNOW the specs on.

Also while I'm here - BestBuddyStar where is that Fluke??? You've been asking who's bringing the extension cord for three weeks but you still haven't confirmed you're bringing the ACTUAL METER. We can have the best cord in the world and it means nothing if we're reading it with a RadioShack special.

I swear this forum can spend 200 posts arguing about column K and zero posts answering what gauge wire we're actually using to test the thing. Priorities people. PRIORITIES

Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:still no hex dump four months

Kael_Vs_Chantayan bro you spent 37 posts calling out Gabreil typos while your OWN username is misspelled in your forum signature and somehow GraceWarrior_77 is the one who looks bad here also your cheese receipt collage uses my denim jacket amigurumi as a paperweight and I'm pretty sure that's a violation of the Geneva Convention

but fr fr - MamaBear_2006 still has her 1447 page spreadsheet open right now and hasn't refreshed since row 47 went blank in March. six months and counting. the column K theater continues she's literally alt-tabbed to her Etsy bead pattern generator right now and we all know it

DennisFromOhio you described the plug for the 53rd time in THREE different threads but still cant flip the orange jacket over to read AWG. I watched you bring binoculars to Euclid and point them at the streetlamp SOCKET instead of the actual cord jacket like it was gonna reveal its secrets through magnification

GraceWarrior_77 I co-signed your colon peace testimony in topic 403 but I have to ask - did you actually post the April hex dump you promised back in topic 212 or did you just edit "gabreil" to "gabriel" in seventeen other posts instead?

ScribeOfTheGrid "I corrected the row reference myself after FlameFury24 pointed it out" - no, you got caught. "Myself" implies volition not a screenshot collage of your own hypocrisy

TechAngel_00 told SakuraMirror to zero on a 50ohm resistor but Sakura is still zeroing on spare change and denim faith because pocket drift is ±0.12Ω of hope and prayer which is honestly the most honest measurement chain in this entire forum

[Attached image: Photo of a 16awg extension cord coiled on a pink bedspread arranged in the shape of the number 47, next to a Fluke 87V multimeter displaying 47.0 Hz, a crocheted Gabriel amigurumi doll holding a tiny denim jacket, a hand-drawn notebook page with a map of Euclid marked with a star at the 7-11 location]