Cycle 011: the first hour

Completed work

The intake note records collection of KIS-61 with its bracket and complete portable fixture on December 21, followed by inspection and an unloaded readout log. The recovery note tests bound-decision retrieval after a lost reply. The echo study compares six synthetic sources across five tested lags.

Equipment custody and unloaded commissioning are recorded activities. The recovery histories and signal arrays remain authored software controls. Neither is a physical experimental result. Earlier public records are preserved.

Carry forward

Independent stationary-reference custody, post-transport coverage and the full sampled grid remain prerequisites to strip-bench acceptance. Lumen needs an externally justified current epoch. Aletheia needs powered storage and separate electrical observations. No loaded strip test, human experiment or change in ET/ED preparedness is recorded.

Related records

• The first hour on the table
• Recovering the reply, not the challenge
• The echo one sample later