Lots of Arduino Testing

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I did a lot of testing with strip file 2Strip_L269.5_Hole8.stl with the Arduino. It was printed with a layer height of 0.1mm and triangle pattern. I compared The Dominant strings and the Evah Pirazzi’s, and combined them with a series of different resistors.
 
G Dom
The voltmeter reading is consistent with the string testing in that everything is much more stable. I am actually estimating more confident readings with this than the last test strip that I tested with the Arduino.
none: 20-85
1k: 105-375
3.3k: 260-720
4.7k: 330-750
10k: 510-850
22k: 710-945
47k: 845-975
 
G Evah
none: 20-85
1k; 108-300
3.3k: 255-685
4.7k: 325-700
10k: 500-840
22k: 705-930
47k: 855-1003

 
D Dom
none: 16-70
1k: 105-245
3.3k: 255-645
4.7k: 330-545
10k: 518-805
22k: 705-915
47k: 845-970

D Evah
none: 20-105
1k: 110-450
3.3k: 265-640
4.7k: 340-750
10k: 515-840
22k: 715-920
47k: 850-980
 
A Dom
none: 20-50
1k: 108-440
3.3k: 245-630
4.7k: 330-550
10k: 505-840
22k: 705-930
47k: 845-975

A Evah
none: 15-50
1k: 95-120
3.3k: 235-490
4.7k: 320-595
10k: 500-740
22k: 685-805
47k: 845-920

E Dom
This string fluctuates more than the rest of the strings that come in the dominant pack. 22k must have been a mistake as I was brain dead by the time I got here.
none: 15-33
1k: 90-250
3.3k: 215-370
4.7k: 295-550
10k: 380-630
22k: 650-450
47k: 815-885

E Pirastro Gold
This one is more stable than the dominant E.
none: 18-60
1k: 105-400
3.3k: 250-540
4.7k: 315-765
10k: 500-885
22k: 640-915
47k: 830-985

 
E Evah
none: 15-45
1k: 102-250
3.3k: 205-560
4.7k: 320-660
10k: 480-740
22k; 670-920
47k: 840-940