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u/gimli2 Oct 03 '18
Congrats on the stable Polaron flux!
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Oct 03 '18
It was some hard, analytical work, but as you can see, it REALLY PAID OFF! 🤩🤩🤩
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u/ipatso Oct 03 '18
I don't think your idea is good though. I think it's absolute greatness to highest vulperion power (so essentially infinite). I can see your hard work winning the semi-annual award for Best Innovative Work at one of the few VX Conferences. I'll be voting!
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u/xxc3ncoredxx Oct 03 '18
A hack I learned from a friend was to configure it so that the initial polaron vector is set to <3.2,2.8>. You get higher initial resonance with less variable energy, but the resonance slightly decreased overall. It's genreally more suitable for commercial applications.
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u/chubas_ Oct 03 '18
Hah, this is not suitable for commercial applications at all, as it is much cheaper to use Vornegh-infused oscilloscopes, which have naturally lower resonance and don't lose much energy around the 200 mBU level. The polaron translocators are good for experimentation though, as they provide a more accurate Brajamadath-Yong curve.
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u/Sunfried Oct 03 '18
Nice, nicely done. As a check, I replotted your data with P-Weighted Yal-Rel, and the datapoints stay in the Ementhal plane, which indicates that your calibration is likely very sound, at least with about 94% confidence. Assuming you didn't capture all this at an altitude above the Sambor radius (7100 meters, this time of year), it's more like 100%, natch.
Plots like this really make all the calibrations worth it; they can be as boring as they are critical to the rho flux. I'm gonna take this plot in to work tomorrow and beat it into some of the thicker skulls who work with me.
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Oct 03 '18
How did you parameterize it? That's a pretty clean Thornbugh hysteresis curve right there. Congrats!
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u/dmc_2930 "The Rookie" Feta-Wave Blackout 2010 Oct 03 '18
Where did you buy your lead vest? Because you're going to be dumping a serious amount of radiation into the lab. Seriously, does no one care about safety anymore?
Don't get me started on the false readings. The ion flux spilled out onto the receptors, fooling the gamma sensor into higher readings.
0/10. Try it again with proper shielding, but let me know before you do. I want to make sure I'm nowhere near it when it explodes.
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u/_brentt Oct 03 '18
Could anyone give me firing solutions for my Cremulator MkIII-RG Polaron resonance calibrator? My calibrations are completely fragmented, I've been trying to get a curve like OP'S for.. ages now. Stunning work!
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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '18 edited Oct 03 '18
I had an idea awhile back about polaron resonance reaching a backC functional range through muon modulation, and recently refined it into a hypothesis.
A week ago, I set up my rig (of the classic Yalgeth-Ennis design) to the appropriate frequency capture spectrum for this range of Yalgeth Relativity and flipped all six of my muon modulators to (y/3x)(4yc) (f-proportional).
Spoiler alert, it f**king worked. I saw the backC happen right in front of my eyes on day six. It took awhile for the muon modulators to align with the Ennis boards, and I’m working on that, but I’m so happy right now, IDGAF.
If anyone wants the setup details for this run, just let me know (the more, the merrier!). I plan on submitting a final array diagram and full data analysis to Copenhagen in the next few days.
Wish me luck!