And it wasn't an outlier.
The simplest comparison I can make to illustrate the point without boring you is measuring the power of a car engine.
Imagine that you get a very high torque number, but horsepower doesn't match. Issue is: torque and horsepower are linearly dependent
torque = HP * RMP / 5252
Measurements that linerarly correlated with the voltage published were all consistent with a number 10/15% lower.
You are supposed to try. Whether you succeed is necessarily subject to any measurement issues.
> And it wasn't an outlier.
You said it was.
And it wasn't an outlier.
The simplest comparison I can make to illustrate the point without boring you is measuring the power of a car engine.
Imagine that you get a very high torque number, but horsepower doesn't match. Issue is: torque and horsepower are linearly dependent
torque = HP * RMP / 5252
Measurements that linerarly correlated with the voltage published were all consistent with a number 10/15% lower.