On Jan 24, 9:31 pm, jim beam <
[email protected]> wrote:
> D'ohBoy wrote:
> > On Jan 23, 9:40 pm, jim beam <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> Calvin Jones wrote:
> >>> The CX-ray was used to calibrate the chart. The CX-ray does not
> >>> measure 2.3mm by our caliper, but 2.1. The 0.9 was rounded to 1mm.
> >>> Use the 2.1 x 1 column on the CX-ray. Again, that was the spoke we
> >>> used for that column.
> >>> Calvin Jones
> >>> Park Tool
> >> good post - great clarification.
>
> > Thanks for letting us know that you approve of the Park Tool rep's
> > clarification. I must say, that without your confirmation, I would
> > have ignored Calvin's post. But now, thanks to you, a whole new world
> > of tension measurement is open to me.
>
> > You are the final arbiter of truth!
>
> ok, you go ahead and show it to be bogus. buy the offending spoke,
> measure, then calibrate your tensiometer using said spoke and the
> requisite weights. share your results.
Dear Jim,
Tsk, tsk, tsk! Your poor reading comprehension is showing. I was
commenting on the total lack of value in your attaboy to Calvin,
through the vehicle of sarcasm. For a primer on this rhetorical
device, I refer you to any number of Bill Sornson's posts, or many of
mine for that matter. What the author does is use hyperbole and irony
to highlight a point. Essentially, they say one thing but mean
another (!). It can be confusing, but the discerning reader will
detect it immediately and interpret it correctly.
BTW, I already accepted the info from the source. Your congratulatory
posting was meaningless, except to highlight your sense of self-
importance. Which was my point.
D'ohBoy, who received the same info from Park in a private e-mail
exchange a year and a half ago....