MODULE: WATERMELON SELECTION

AUTHOR: dB33p
REVISION: 1.0
STATUS: STABLE

OBJECTIVE:

Identify a structurally sound, high-confidence watermelon.
Reject all inconsistent units.

FIELD SPOT (PRIMARY SIGNAL)

Locate ground contact area.

• Deep yellow / orange → PASS
• Pale / white → REJECT
• No field spot → REJECT

NOTE:
Field spot confirms maturation time on ground.

MASS / DENSITY CHECK

Lift and assess relative weight.

• Heavy for size → PASS
• Light → REJECT

NOTE:
Higher density correlates with internal integrity.

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY (RIND TEST)

Apply light thumb pressure across multiple points.

REQUIRED:
Test minimum 3–5 distributed locations.

• Firm, no give → PASS
• Any softness (“floppy”) → REJECT

RULE:
Failure at any point = full rejection.
No second chances.

RESONANCE TEST (TAP ANALYSIS)

Tap with knuckles.

• Deep, hollow tone → PASS
• Dull / flat → REJECT

NOTE:
Listen for consistent internal resonance.

SHAPE CONSISTENCY

Visually inspect geometry.

• Uniform shape → PASS
• Irregular / distorted → REJECT

NOTE:
External inconsistency often reflects internal defects.

SURFACE PATTERN (SECONDARY SIGNAL)

Evaluate webbing / sugar lines.

• Moderate presence → SUPPORTING PASS
• None or excessive → INCONCLUSIVE

NOTE:
Do not use as primary decision factor.

STEM CONDITION (OPTIONAL CHECK)

• Dry, curled → SUPPORTING PASS
• Green → LIKELY UNRIPE

FINAL DECISION LOGIC

IF ANY:

• Soft rind detected
• Light mass
• Pale or absent field spot

→ REJECT IMMEDIATELY

IF ALL PRIMARY CHECKS PASS:
→ ACCEPT (HIGH CONFIDENCE UNIT)

SYSTEM NOTE:

A valid watermelon presents consistent signals
across all test layers.

Inconsistency is not localized.

END PROTOCOL