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molder wrote:
> Robin
>
> The floor is not raised it is separated from the walls
> which pass below the level of the floor the two do not touch.
> So yes there are 2 heights to the KC 1. From the floor to the
> ceiling 2. From the base of the walls to the ceiling.
Hello Molder,
Thank you for the feedback.
I must confess that I am still not at all sure whether the floor was raised or the walls were lowered.
However, I am relieved that it is now established there are indeed two heights to the KC - I was beginning to feel that I was ‘losing the plot’ more than I usually do.
Does it matter whether the floor was raised or the walls were lowered?
Suffice to say I believe it does, and if I read him correctly it matters to Jacob, too, though for reasons different to mine.
[snip]
> In Brisbane at Metrology House there is such a room that has a
> floor seperated from the walls in order to stabilize the floor
> as much as possible. Anyone can go in a watch measurements
> being taken.
>
> Next time I get over to Brisbane I will take a pic.
I’ve not heard of this type of room before; I look forward to seeing the photo.
> Oh yes for info what is the length of the side of the pyramid
> measured in metres? . . .
According to Cole’s 1925 survey, the mean sides are: North 230.253m; South 230.454m; East 230.391m; West 230.357m – errors 6mms to 30mms (?).
> In ancient metres 3.3 feet it's 230.4 and
> this is the socket base.
Sorry, I don’t understand what you are saying here.
AFAIK, there is no ‘ancient metres 3.3 feet’.
MJT
> Robin
>
> The floor is not raised it is separated from the walls
> which pass below the level of the floor the two do not touch.
> So yes there are 2 heights to the KC 1. From the floor to the
> ceiling 2. From the base of the walls to the ceiling.
Hello Molder,
Thank you for the feedback.
I must confess that I am still not at all sure whether the floor was raised or the walls were lowered.
However, I am relieved that it is now established there are indeed two heights to the KC - I was beginning to feel that I was ‘losing the plot’ more than I usually do.
Does it matter whether the floor was raised or the walls were lowered?
Suffice to say I believe it does, and if I read him correctly it matters to Jacob, too, though for reasons different to mine.
[snip]
> In Brisbane at Metrology House there is such a room that has a
> floor seperated from the walls in order to stabilize the floor
> as much as possible. Anyone can go in a watch measurements
> being taken.
>
> Next time I get over to Brisbane I will take a pic.
I’ve not heard of this type of room before; I look forward to seeing the photo.
> Oh yes for info what is the length of the side of the pyramid
> measured in metres? . . .
According to Cole’s 1925 survey, the mean sides are: North 230.253m; South 230.454m; East 230.391m; West 230.357m – errors 6mms to 30mms (?).
> In ancient metres 3.3 feet it's 230.4 and
> this is the socket base.
Sorry, I don’t understand what you are saying here.
AFAIK, there is no ‘ancient metres 3.3 feet’.
MJT
So many questions.
So few answers - and not one of them mine.
So few answers - and not one of them mine.
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