Thread for your speculative elementary conduits

[dvgrn]

This is a thread for elementary conduits that are not quite completely cleaned up, or that currently have no known input and/or output connections to other elementary conduits.

This thread is an attempt to keep incomplete conduits out of the Hunting of the New Herschel Conduits thread, which is already badly overloaded.

Related links:

• 1599: Thread for posting stable Herschel conduits, excluding Herschel-to-glider converters
• 1682: Thread for posting stable Herschel-to-glider converters
• 1849: Thread for posting stable elementary conduits
• 4790: Thread for posting periodic Herschel conduits
• 4996 Thread for posting periodic elementary conduits
• 4993 (this thread): Thread for posting speculative elementary conduits using common active reactions (known signals)
• 4809: Thread for posting speculative conduits with uncommon active reactions
• 4891: Thread for posting speculative reactions that might allow for future conduits
• 4868: Thread for collecting speculative chaos-edgeshooting reactions
• 4879: Thread for collecting speculative conduit-yielding reactions, e.g., from soup search results
• 4994: Thread for posting dirty conduits that recover but leave extra junk
• 4971: Thread for collecting bottlenecks (low-population active configurations in known conduits)

[MathAndCode]

I figure that a discussion in the elementary conduits thread about trying to find dove-accepting conduits should be mentioned here (or perhaps dvgrn will simply delete this post and move that discussion here). There's also a partial LWSS-making conduit on the same page of that thread.



Edit: This is immediately connectable but probably not indefinitely connectable.

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x = 12, y = 25, rule = LifeHistory
8.2A$7.A2.A$7.A.A$8.A13$2C$C.C7.2A$2.2C6.2A4$3.D.D$3.D.D$3.3D!

Another edit: Can the eater 3 be replaced with a permanent catalyst that works in this situation?

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x = 32, y = 38, rule = B3/S23
8bo$7bobo$7bobo$8bo2$6b5o$5bo4bo$4bo2bo$bo2bob2o$obobo5bo$bo2bo4bobo$
4b2o2bo2bo$9b2o4$14bo$13b3o$13bo7$21b2o$20bo2bo2b2o$20bobo4bo2bo$21bo
5bobobo$24b2obo2bo$24bo2bo$21bo4bo$21b5o2$23bo$22bobo$22bobo$23bo!

Yet another edit: Here's a mostly-complete O→P conduit:

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x = 19, y = 16, rule = LifeHistory
.2A$2.A$2.A.A$3.2A11.3D$12.2C2.D.D$12.2C2.D.D$10.3C$11.C2$3.A.2A$.3A.
2A$A10.A$.3A.2A3.A.A3.A$3.A.A4.2A3.A.A$3.A.A9.2A$4.A!

Fourth edit: Here is a H→P that is immediately connectable but probably not indefinitely connectable

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x = 19, y = 22, rule = LifeHistory
6.2A$A5.2A$3A$3.A$2.2A$9.3D$11.D$9.3D10$2.3C$3.C8.2A$3.3C6.A$13.3A$15.A!

Fifth edit: I found an O→H with marvelous output clearance. Unfortunately, its input clearance is the exact opposite.

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x = 32, y = 38, rule = LifeHistory
16.3D$17.D$17.3D16$28.2A$28.2A2$15.2C$4.A10.2C$3.A.A7.3C$3.A.A8.C13.2A
$.2A2.2A21.A.A$A2.2A4.A20.A$2A3.5A20.2A$5.A4.2A$6.2A2.A$8.A.A$8.A.A.A
$9.2A.3A4.2A$11.A3.A3.A$11.A.2A5.3A$12.A9.A$10.A.A$10.2A!

Sixth edit: Here's a B→W with unlikely connectability:

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x = 17, y = 21, rule = LifeHistory
11.2A$11.A$4.2A3.A.A$2A.A2.A2.2A$A.2A.2A8.2A$5.A9.A$5.A.A5.A.A$6.2A5.
2A5$4.2A$4.2A4.C$9.3C$9.C.2C3$12.2D$10.D.D$10.2D!

Seventh edit: Here's a partial R→B with dubious connectability:

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x = 14, y = 14, rule = LifeHistory
8.D$7.3D$6.2D.D$6.C$6.3C$7.C4$2.2A$.A.A6.2A$.A8.A.A$2A10.A$12.2A!

Eighth edit: Here's a partial W→P:

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x = 14, y = 16, rule = LifeHistory
2A$2A2$10.2A$10.A$8.A.A$8.2A5$2C$C.C$2.2C7.3D$13.D$11.3D!

Ninth edit: Is there a suitable replacement for the block at the right?

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x = 21, y = 14, rule = LifeHistory
8.2A$8.2A6$8.3C8.2A$9.C9.2A$9.3C$2.D$.2D$2D$.2D!

Tenth edit: Here is a partial P→B:

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x = 26, y = 18, rule = LifeHistory
12.D$11.3D$11.D.2D10$11.3C$11.C.C$2.2A7.C.C8.2A$.A.A18.A.A$.A22.A$2A22.2A!

Eleventh edit: Here's a partial P→R:

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x = 24, y = 17, rule = LifeHistory
20.2A$20.A$18.A.A$18.2A10$2.2A10.3C4.D$.A.A10.C.C4.3D$.A12.C.C5.D$2A!

Twelfth edit: This partial P→R may or may not be connectable if completed.

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x = 26, y = 23, rule = LifeHistory
9.2D$8.2D$9.D4$2.2A$.A.A$.A$2A8$13.3C$13.C.C$13.C.C6.2A$22.A.A$24.A$24.2A!

Thirteenth edit: This version has better clearance.

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x = 24, y = 23, rule = LifeHistory
7.2D$6.2D$7.D5$2A$2A9$11.3C$11.C.C$11.C.C6.2A$20.A.A$22.A$22.2A!

Fourteenth edit: This probably isn't connectable.

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x = 28, y = 29, rule = LifeHistory
22.2A$22.2A4$13.2C$13.2C$11.3C$12.C3$4.2A$2.A2.A$.A.2A$.A$2A5.2A$8.A$
8.A.A$9.2A3$14.D$13.2D$14.2D2$24.2A$24.A$25.3A$27.A!

[MathAndCode]

Also, it might be possible to replace the fishhook at the top with a nozzle that extracts another signal.

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x = 18, y = 23, rule = LifeHistory
4$6.2E$6.2E7$16.A$14.3A$13.A$13.2A5$.D8.3C3.2A$3D7.C.C3.2A$D9.C.C!

Can the block be restored?



Edit: Here are a couple of conduits that only need one replacement catalyst, including one that makes a canonical I:

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x = 39, y = 26, rule = LifeHistory
24.3D$25.D$25.3D3$34.A$32.3A$31.A$31.2A2$2A10.2A$.A10.2A$.A.A$2.2A2$5.
2A$5.A.A$7.A$3.4A27.2A$2.A15.C15.2A$2.2A.2A10.3C$3.A.A13.2C$3.A.A29.2A
$4.A30.A$36.3A$38.A!

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x = 39, y = 20, rule = LifeHistory
21.3D$21.D4.2D$21.3D3.D$27.2D$2A10.2A14.2D$.A10.2A$.A.A$2.2A2$5.2A$5.
A.A$7.A$3.4A27.2A$2.A15.C15.2A$2.2A.2A10.3C$3.A.A13.2C$3.A.A29.2A$4.A
30.A$36.3A$38.A!

Also, if a replacement catalyst for those two partials can be found, this partial will probably be worth completing:

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x = 34, y = 17, rule = LifeHistory
29.D$28.3D$27.2D$2A10.2A$.A10.2A$.A.A$2.2A2$5.2A$5.A.A$7.A24.2A$3.4A25.
2A$2.A15.C$2.2A.2A10.3C$3.A.A13.2C$3.A.A21.2A$4.A22.2A!

Another edit: Here's a partial H->B:

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x = 19, y = 16, rule = LifeHistory
A$3A$3.A$2.2A10.D$13.3D$13.D.2D5$.C$.C.C$.3C11.2A$3.C11.A$16.3A$18.A!

Yet another edit: Here's a H->E that has clearance on a different direction from the previous E-making conduits, so I don't know whether or not there are any conduits that it can connect to:

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x = 23, y = 41, rule = LifeHistory
12.2A$12.A.A$13.A4$20.A$19.A.A$20.A7$2.B$2.B2$2.B18.2A$3B18.2A$3B$C2B
$CBC$3C$2BC2$19.2A$19.2A3$6.D$5.3D$5.D.D$5.D13.2A$19.A.A$21.A$21.2A$12.
2A$12.A$13.3A$15.A!

The first part is taken from HR160C and HRx160C.



Fourth edit: Here's a mostly complete way to turn a century into a glider:

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x = 30, y = 19, rule = B3/S23
7b2o$7bobo$9bo$9b2o$11bo$9b3o$8bo$4bo3b2o$3bobo$3bobo$b3ob2o$o$b3ob2o
19b2o$3bob2o19bobo$28bo$28b2o$15bo$14b3o$16b2o!

Fifth edit: Here's a messy R->B:

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x = 10, y = 12, rule = LifeHistory
2A$.A$.A.A$2.2A4$2.D$.2D$2D6.C$.D5.3C$2.D4.C!

Sixth edit: Here is an R->P that does not look connectable:

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x = 15, y = 20, rule = B3/S23
2bo$2b3o$5bo$4b2o4$bo$obo$2o2$8bo$7b3o$7bo3$11b2o$11bo$12b3o$14bo!

Seventh edit: Can anyone clean up this H->O?

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x = 21, y = 34, rule = LifeHistory
20.A$18.3A$8.3C6.A$8.C8.2A$7.3C$.A$A.A$.A23$3.D$2.2D$3.3D$4.2D!

Eighth edit:

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x = 41, y = 15, rule = LifeHistory
17.A$17.3A$20.A$19.2A3$38.D$2A36.D.D$.A36.3D$.A.A36.D$2.2A2$20.2C$19.
2C$20.C!

Ninth edit: Is there a fishhook that recovers more slowly?

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x = 33, y = 26, rule = LifeHistory
10.2A$10.2A$27.2A$27.A$25.A.A$25.2A2$.D$2D$.2D2$26.2A3.2A$26.A.A.A.A$
28.A.A$27.2A.2A9$24.3C$25.C$23.3C!

I tried an eater 2, but it turns out to recover one generation too quickly.



Tenth edit: Is there a way to eat the extra junk at the bottom?

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x = 30, y = 20, rule = LifeHistory
9.A$9.3A$A11.A$3A8.2A$3.A$2.2A24.2A$22.2A5.A$22.A.A.3A$24.A.A$24.2A6$
4.2C$3.C.C15.2D$2.C2.C16.2D$2.C.C17.D$3.C!

Eleventh edit: Is there a fishhook replacement that recovers slowly enough?

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x = 56, y = 54, rule = LifeHistory
A$3A$3.A5.2A$2.2A4.A.3A$2.4B2.A4.A$4.B2A.A.3A$4.BA2BA.A$5.B2A2B20.2A$
6.4B5.2A13.A$7.3B3.2B2AB9.BA.A$6.5B2.4B6.3B.B2A$6.13B2.7B$7.21B$7.20B
$6.22B$6.24B$6.26B$7.22BC2B$7.20BCBC3B$4.23B3C2B$4.23BC5B$3.31B$2.2E25B
2.4B$2.EBEB.21B4.4B$3.BE2B2EB.16B6.4B$3.BEBEBEB.18B5.4B$2.E.EBE2B3.17B
6.4B$2.2E2BE6.17B6.4B$3.3B2E6.16B7.4B$4.2B9.15B8.4B$16.14B9.4B$17.14B
9.4B$17.10B.4B9.4B$17.11B.4B9.4B$17.10B3.4B9.4B$18.9B4.4B9.4B$18.7B7.
4B9.4B$18.5B10.4B9.4B$18.2D2BD11.4B9.4B$19.3D13.4B9.4B$20.D15.4B9.3B$
37.4B10.B2A$38.4B9.BA.A$39.4B11.A$40.4B10.2A$41.4B5.2A$42.4B3.B2AB$43.
4B3.2B$44.4B3.2B$45.4B.2BAB$46.5BA.A$47.4B.A$48.B4.3A$55.A!

Twelfth edit: Here's a partial Herschel-to-Herschel conduit that doesn't have good output clearance:

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x = 24, y = 38, rule = LifeHistory
13.2A$13.A$11.A.A$10.A.A$6.2A3.A$6.2A21$23.C$21.C.C$21.3C$21.C3$11.3D
$13.D$2A10.3D$2A$19.2A$19.2A!

Thirteenth edit: Can the lower-left block be replaced with a permanent catalyst that works?

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x = 13, y = 15, rule = LifeHistory
7.2A$7.2A5$3D8.2C$D9.2C$3D8.2C$12.C3$10.2A$5.2E3.2A$5.2E!

It seems relatively easy because the reaction isn't very specific about the catalyst. If the block is replaced with a domino spark at generation seventeen, the pi still forms without any junk behind.



Fourteenth edit: Here's a W->G conduit that unfortunately doesn't connect to anything:

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x = 17, y = 31, rule = LifeHistory
16.A$14.3A$13.A$13.2A11$7.2C$7.C.C$9.2C8$2.2A$.A.A$.A$2A4.2A$7.A$4.3A$4.A!

Fifteenth edit: Here's a partial H->G that has an extra boat that I'm trying to figure out how to suppress:

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x = 17, y = 25, rule = B3/S23
6b2o$6b2o5$15b2o$15bo$13bobo$13b2o12$2b2o7b3o$bobo8bo$bo8b3o$2o!

Sixteenth edit: Here's a partial H->D:

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x = 71, y = 84, rule = LifeHistory
13$24.A$14.3D6.A.A$14.D2.D6.2A$15.D2.D$16.2D7$2.2A.2A$A2.A.2A$2A.A$3.
A$3.2A$.2A2.A.A$A2.A2.2A$.2A3$22.2A7.3C$21.A.A8.C$21.A8.3C$20.2A2$57.
A$55.3A$54.A$54.2A6$64.A$62.3A$61.A$61.2A$39.2A$39.2A6$51.2E$51.2E7$69.
A$68.A.A$69.A4$59.2E3.2A$59.2E3.2A3$51.A.2A$49.3A.2A$48.A11.2A$49.3A.
2A5.A$51.A.A7.3A$51.A.A9.A$52.A!

Can the boat be replaced with a permanent catalyst?

[MathAndCode]

Here's a partial P->G:

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x = 29, y = 32, rule = B3/S23
2o$bo13b2o$bobo11b2o$2b2o11$22b2o$22b2o9$14b3o$14bobo$14bobo8b2o$25bo
bo$3b2o22bo$4bo22b2o$b3o$bo!

[wwei47]

Here's a partial P->G:

Currently running dr on it.

[Jormungant]

It seems this partial h-to-g might be used as a X-to-G0 if one can find a good way to re-direct a glider generated upstream:

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x = 82, y = 83, rule = LifeHistory
11$22.C$23.C$21.3C26$36.2B$36.B2$38.A$38.3A$41.A$40.2A3$61.2A$61.2A$
36.4B.B$33.B2.10B.B$33.6BC8B$33.6BCBC6B$33.6B3C6B$33.8BC6B5.2A$33.15B
5.A$34.B3.4B3.2B7.3A$39.2B15.A7$20.A$19.A.A$18.A.A$17.A.A$18.A2$27.A$
26.A.A$25.A.A$24.A.A$25.A!

Otherwise, there is this silly circuit.

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x = 111, y = 114, rule = LifeHistory
9$22.2A.A$22.A.2A2$23.5A$18.2A2.A4.A$18.A2.A.BAB$19.A.A.2AB$18.2A.A.
4BA$21.A3.BABA$21.2A2.A2BA$26.2A3B$28.7B$28.9B$28.10B$28.11B$24.14B$
24.14B$23.16B$23.17B$23.11B2A4B$24.10B2A9B$24.24B29.A$24.25B27.A.A$
25.9B3D12B18.2A7.A.A$26.8BD15B16.B2AB5.2A.3A$25.10BD15B9.2A5.3B6.B4.A
$26.26B7.B2AB2.B2.B5.B2AB3A$24.29B6.14B.B2A.A$24.2A.21B2A4B6.17B$25.A
3.18BA2BA3B5.17B$22.3A5.9B.8B2A4B4.18B$22.A7.8B3.4B2.6B4.8BA11B$32.5B
5.4B2.B8.7BABA10B$32.6B5.4B8.B.7BA2BA8B$32.7B5.4B6.2A9B2A8B$33.2B.4B
5.4B5.2AB.18B$31.4B2.4B5.4B5.B4.16B$31.2A5.4B5.4B9.5B3.9B$32.A6.4B5.
4B5.8B3.8B2A$29.3A8.4B5.4B3.9B3.8B2A$29.A11.4B5.4B2.21B$42.4B5.4B2.
19B$43.4B5.23B$53.8B.13B$54.21B$56.15B.4B$58.4B2.6B3.4B$58.3B3.3B7.4B
$62.5B8.4B$62.2AB11.4B$52.4B7.A13.4B$53.4B3.3A15.4B$54.4B2.A4.4B10.4B
3$53.4B4.7B10.6B$46.2B6.4B2.8B11.5B.2B$46.B8.4B.8B12.4B.3B$56.3B4.4B
14.2B2.4B$48.A8.2B4.B18.B3.4B$48.3A6.2B4.B4.B18.4B$51.A6.B4.B4.B19.4B
$50.2A3.B.2B4.B4.2B19.4B10.2A$50.9B4.B4.4B18.4B9.A$52.20B19.4B10.A$
52.19B2A12.2A5.4B5.5A$51.20B2A13.A5.4B4.A$46.24B.B14.A.AB.7B2.B3A$43.
B2.24B17.2AB.7B3.2B.A$43.6BC14B3.4B18.3B2D7B4A$43.6BCBC11B5.4B17.2BDB
D2B2A3BAB2.2A$43.6B3C7B.5B4.4B10.A5.4BD2B2A2B.B3A2.A$43.8BC6B5.2A5.4B
7.3A5.10B3.B.A.2A$43.15B5.A7.4B5.A7.8B8.A$44.8B3.2B7.3A5.4B4.2A5.9B7.
2A$43.4B2.2B15.A6.9B4.4B2.3B$42.4B28.6B5.4B3.5B$41.4B29.4BD3B3.3B7.2A
$40.4B28.7BD3B2.2B8.A$39.4B29.5B3D3B2.B10.3A$38.4B30.11B15.A$37.4B29.
2AB.9B$30.A5.4B29.A.AB3.B2A4B$29.A.A3.4B30.A6.B2A3B$28.A.A3.4B30.2A6.
4B$27.A.A3.4B40.3B$28.A3.4B42.2B.BA$31.4B42.B2ABA.A$30.4B3.A38.BABABA
.A$29.4B3.A.A35.A2.A.A.A.A.2A$28.4B3.A.A36.4A.2A2.A2.A$27.4B3.A.A41.A
4.2A$26.4B5.A40.A.A$25.4B47.2A$24.4B$23.4B$22.4B$21.4B$20.4B$19.4B$
18.4B$17.4B$16.4B$15.4B$14.4B!

[dvgrn]

It seems this partial h-to-g might be used as a X-to-G0 if one can find a good way to re-direct a glider generated upstream...

Hm. I definitely like it, but then again I always want to try and rescue this kind of thing and make something "useful" out of it:

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x = 179, y = 153, rule = LifeHistory
.D$2DB$DBDB$.4B$2.4B$3.4B$4.4B$5.4B$6.4B$7.4B$8.4B$9.4B$10.4B$11.4B$
12.4B$13.4B$14.4B$15.4B$16.4B$17.4B$18.4B$19.4B$20.4B$21.4B$22.4B$23.
4B$24.4B$25.4B$26.4B$27.4B$28.4B$29.4B$30.4B$31.4B$32.4B46.2A$33.4B
45.A.A$34.4B46.A4.2A$35.4B41.4A.2A2.A2.A$36.4B40.A2.A.A.A.A.2A$37.4B
41.BABABA.A$38.4B41.B2ABA.A$39.4B41.2B.BA$40.4B39.3B$41.4B29.2A6.4B$
42.4B29.A6.B2A3B$43.4B28.A.AB3.B2A3B$44.4B28.2AB.10B$45.4B29.13B$46.
4B28.14B$47.4B27.15B$48.4B28.8B2.4B$49.4B27.6B5.4B$50.4B25.9B4.4B$51.
4B23.4B4.2A5.4B$52.4B21.4B5.A7.4B$53.4B19.4B7.3A5.4B$54.4B17.4B10.A6.
4B$55.4B15.4B19.4B$56.4B13.4B21.4B$57.4B11.4B23.4B$58.4B9.4B25.4B$59.
4B7.4B27.4B$60.4B5.4B29.4B$61.4B3.4B31.4B$62.4B.4B33.4B$63.7B35.4B$
64.5B37.4B$64.5B38.4B$63.7B38.4B$62.4B.4B38.4B$61.4B3.4B38.4B$60.4B5.
4B26.A11.4B$59.4B7.4B23.3A12.4B$52.A5.4B9.4B21.A16.4B4.4B$44.A6.A.A3.
4B11.4B20.2A16.4B.7B$44.3A4.BA2B.4B13.4B17.4B17.11B$40.2A5.A4.2B.4B
15.4B15.3B20.10B$41.A4.2A2.3B.4B17.4B14.4B20.9B$41.A.AB.12B5.7B.B4.4B
12.5B9.A10.9B$42.2AB3.10B5.13B.4B11.6B8.3A7.11B$44.6BD10BD26B2.8B11.A
5.12B$44.6B2D10BD21BD14B9.2A3.15B$45.4B2D11B2D18B3D13B10.22B$38.2A5.
16B2D2B2A15BDBD4B.7B13.20B$39.A5.16BD3B2A15BD15B12.19B2A$39.A.AB2.27B
3.2B2.19B11.20B2A$40.2AB.9B.B3.B2.10B11.17B5.24B.B$42.11B9.6B16.15B.
2B2.24B$42.11B10.3B19.22BD14B3.4B$42.9B.B2A8.B21.8B.13BDBD11B5.4B$43.
7B2.BA.A6.2A19.8B3.2B2A9B3D7B.5B4.4B$42.8B5.A6.A20.2A3.B5.2B2A11BD6B
5.2A5.4B$43.8B4.2A6.3A18.A10.21B5.A7.4B$44.7B14.A15.3A11.6B.8B3.2B7.
3A5.4B$41.11B29.A14.B4.4B2.2B15.A6.4B$40.11B49.4B28.4B$40.11B48.4B30.
4B$40.11B47.4B32.4B$40.B3C4B2.B2A44.4B34.4B$40.2BC4B3.BA.A42.4B36.4B$
40.2B3C2B6.A41.4B38.4B$40.6B7.2A39.4B40.4B$39.7B47.DBDB42.4B$38.4B.B
48.B2DB44.4B$37.4B50.3BD46.4B$37.3B50.4B48.4B$35.2AB51.4B50.4B$34.A.A
B50.4B52.4B$34.A52.4B54.4B$33.2A51.4B56.4B$85.4B58.4B$84.4B60.4B$83.
4B62.4B$82.4B64.4B$81.4B66.4B$80.4B68.4B$79.4B70.4B$78.4B72.4B$77.4B
74.4B$76.4B76.4B$75.4B78.4B$74.4B80.4B$73.4B82.4B$72.4B84.4B$71.4B86.
4B$70.4B88.4B$69.4B90.4B$68.4B92.4B$67.4B94.4B$66.4B96.4B$65.4B98.4B$
64.4B100.4B$63.4B102.4B$62.4B104.4B$61.4B106.4B$60.4B108.4B$59.4B110.
4B$58.4B112.4B$57.4B114.BDBD$56.4B116.B2D$55.4B118.D$54.4B$53.4B$52.
4B$51.4B$50.4B$49.4B$48.4B$47.4B$46.4B$45.D3B$44.D3B$44.3D!

It's nice and Spartan (except for the Snark), and you could hook up a CC semi-Snark to that G0 output and you could get two different output timings depending on the semi-Snark setting. But... the same can be said for some existing G0s we have that don't include a Snark.

Maybe there's some case where a a particular signal has to be rescued, producing a parallel output signal. We'd get to choose the output lane without the expense of a Snark:

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x = 64, y = 95, rule = LifeHistory
2.C$3.C$.3C29$33.B$31.4B$32.4B$33.4B$34.4B$35.4B$36.4B$37.4B$38.4B$
39.4B$40.4B$41.4B$30.A11.4B$28.3A12.4B$4.A22.A16.4B4.4B$4.3A20.2A16.
4B.7B$7.A17.4B17.11B$6.2A16.3B20.10B$6.4B14.4B20.9B$8.3B12.5B9.A10.9B
$5.2B.4B11.6B8.3A7.11B$5.14B2.8B11.A5.12B$5.10BC14B9.2A3.15B$5.8B3C
13B10.22B$5.8BCBC4B.7B13.20B$5.8BC15B12.19B2A$6.2B2.19B11.20B2A$13.
17B5.24B.B$15.15B.2B2.24B$16.22BD14B3.4B$16.8B.13BDBD11B5.3B$14.8B3.
2B2A9B3D7B.5B4.4B$14.2A3.B5.2B2A11BD6B5.2A6.2A$15.A10.21B5.A7.A$12.3A
11.6B.8B3.2B7.3A5.3A$12.A14.B4.4B2.2B15.A7.A$31.4B$30.4B$29.4B$28.4B$
27.4B$26.4B$25.4B3$12.2A$12.2A3$3.2A13.B$3.A.A$4.A4$7.2A$7.2A$2.2A$.A
.A$.A$2A13.2A$15.A$8.2A6.3A$8.2A8.A!

So it's kind of a specialty demultiplexer. Unfortunately I can't think of why there would be much demand for this particular brand of demultiplexer...!

[wwei47]

Here's a partial P->G:

Currently running dr on it.

Negative up to 7x7 so far. Nearest misses:

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x = 220, y = 58, rule = B3/S23
obobo13b2o18b2o$18bo19bo$o15bobo17bobo$16b2o3b2o13b2o$obobo16bo$22bo$o
3bo7b3o6b2o9b3o5b2o$11bo3bo2b2o3b2o6bo3bo2bo2bo$obobo11bobob2obo12bob
2o$10bo3b2o5bobo6bo3b2o$11b2o2bo5bobob2o4b2o2bo7bo$12b4o4b2ob2obo5b4o
6bobo$12bo3bo15bo3bo6bo$13bo2bo16bo2bo$14b2o18b2o6$obobo13b2o$18bo$4bo
11bobo$16b2o5bo$4bo17bobo$22bobo$4bo7b3o6b2o2b2o$11bo3bo2b2o3bobo$4bo
11bobob2obo2bo$10bo3b2o5bo2bobo$11b2o2bo5bob2ob2o$12b4o4b2obo$12bo3bo
6bo$13bo2bo6b2o$14b2o6$obobo13b2o18b2o18b2o18b2o18b2o18b2o28b2o18b2o
18b2o18b2o$18bo19bo19bo19bo19bo19bo29bo19bo19bo19bo$o3bo11bobo17bobo
17bobo17bobo17bobo17bobo27bobo17bobo7bo9bobo17bobo$16b2o3bo14b2o3bo14b
2o18b2o5bo12b2o5bo12b2o3b2o23b2o18b2o6b3o9b2o7b2o9b2o$obobo15bobo17bob
o39bobob2o14bobo17bo27b2obo19bo21bo$21bo19bo20bo19bobobo15bobo17bob2ob
2o21bob2o19b2o18bobo$o3bo7b3o17b3o17b3o6bobo8b3o6b2obo2bo4b3o6b2ob2o6b
3o6b2o2bobo14b3o17b3o17b3o8b2o7b3o$11bo3bo2b2o11bo3bo2b2o11bo3bo2b2o2b
o8bo3bo2b2o4b3o4bo3bo2b2o11bo3bo2b2o3b2o2bo13bo3bo2bo12bo3bo2bo12bo3bo
2bo12bo3bo2bo$obobo11bobo2bo14bobo2bo14bobob2o14bobob2obo12bobob2ob3o
10bobob2o2bobob2o16bob3o15bob3o15bob3o15bob3o3b2o$10bo3b2o4b2o3bo4bo3b
2o4b2o8bo3b2o9b2o3bo3b2o5bob2o5bo3b2o5bobo2bo3bo3b2o5bobo2bobobo9bo3b
2o5bo8bo3b2o5bo8bo3b2o5bo8bo3b2o5bo3bo$11b2o2bo8bobo4b2o2bo15b2o2bo8bo
bo4b2o2bo5bo3bo5b2o2bo5bobobo5b2o2bo5bobobo3bo11b2o2bo4bobo8b2o2bo4bob
o8b2o2bo4bobo8b2o2bo4bo4bob2o$12b4o9bo6b4o7b2o7b4o5bo2bo7b4o4b2ob2o7b
4o4b2ob2o7b4o4b2ob2o17b4o5bo10b4o5bo3bo6b4o5bo3bo6b4o5b3obobobo$12bo3b
o5bo9bo3bo5bobo7bo3bo4b4o7bo3bo6bo8bo3bo15bo3bo25bo3bo15bo3bo7bobo5bo
3bo7bobo5bo3bo7bobo2bo$13bo2bo4bobo9bo2bo4bo2bobo6bo2bo16bo2bo6bobo7bo
2bo16bo2bo26bo2bo16bo2bo8bo7bo2bo8bo7bo2bo4b2obobobo$14b2o6bobo9b2o6b
2obobo6b2o5b4o9b2o8b2o8b2o18b2o28b2o18b2o18b2o18b2o6bobo2bo$23bo19bobo
bo14bo2bo146bobo$41bobob2o13bo3b2o147bo$41b2o17b2o!

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Rb3/s23
H49
r1 1
................
.........oo....
.........o....
.......o.o...
.......oo...
...........
...........
...111.....
..1...1..o
.......1.o
.1...11...
..11..1....
...1111....
...1...1...
....1..1...
.....11....
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........
...........!
c49
h7
w7
s0
d1 0 0 48 9

[cvojan]

B-to-G7, needs a sacrificial block:

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x = 31, y = 26, rule = LifeHistory
20.4B3.4B$19.4B3.4B$13.3B2.4B3.4B$12.9B3.4B$11.9B3.4B$10.9B3.4B$9.16B
$9.15B$7.9B2D7B$6.10BDBD8B$.B5.9BD2BD7B$CEB.8B2CBCB2D7B$CE11B3C9B$.
13BC10B$4.21B$7.19B$8.19B$9.18B$12.15B$12.14B$11.12B2A$12.11B2A$12.
12B$13.10B$13.2B.B2E3B$16.B2EB!

It's probably more work than it's worth to complete it, but I thought the doubly transparent block was interesting.
EDIT: Possible route for an I conduit, but the eater 2 gets destroyed by an E. Is there a suitable catalyst that can recover?

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x = 40, y = 25, rule = LifeHistory
9.2B$9.3B$7.2B2CBCB$A.2A2.4B3CB$2A.A7BC4B$5.11B$5.4B2A5B$6.3B2A5B$6.
10B$7.9B$7.9B$7.8B$8.8B$8.8B$6.12B$5.13B4.2E$6.11B2D3.2E$6.9BD2BD$6.
8BD3BD14.2C.C$4.2AB.7BDBD15.2C.3C$3.A.AB2.7BDB21.C$3.A5.2A6B16.2C.3C$
2.2A5.2A2.2B19.C.C$34.C.C$35.C!

[Entity Valkyrie 2]

Something unexpected happened when I changed the snake from the H-to-U into a block.

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x = 20, y = 46, rule = 12ColorMarkedLife
2.2X$.3X$X.2X$2X2$16.2S.S$16.S.2S3$4.I$4.I.I$4.3I6.2O.2O$6.I6.O3.O$
14.3O2$14.3O$13.O3.O$13.2O.2O11$2.2X$.3X$X.2X$2X2$16.2S$16.2S3$4.I$4.
I.I$4.3I6.2O.2O$6.I6.O3.O$14.3O2$14.3O$13.O3.O$13.2O.2O!

[Gustone]

i think this lane is new

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x = 19, y = 21, rule = LifeHistory
C$3C$3.C$2.2C7$.E$.E.E$.3E$3.E4$15.2C$15.C$16.3C$18.C!

EDIT: derivative

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x = 20, y = 23, rule = LifeHistory
19.C$17.3C$C15.C$3C13.2C$3.C$2.2C7$.E$.E.E$.3E$3.E4$15.2C$15.C$16.3C$
18.C!

EDIT2: known?

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x = 31, y = 28, rule = LifeHistory
19.C$18.C.C$18.C.C$17.2C.3C$23.C$17.2C.3C$17.2C.C$C$3C$3.C$2.2C3$28.D
$28.D.D$28.3D$30.D$.E$.E.E$.3E$3.E$28.2C$24.C3.2C$23.C.C$15.2C5.C.C$
15.C6.C$16.3C2.2C$18.C!

[MathAndCode]

EDIT: derivative

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x = 20, y = 23, rule = LifeHistory
19.C$17.3C$C15.C$3C13.2C$3.C$2.2C7$.E$.E.E$.3E$3.E4$15.2C$15.C$16.3C$
18.C!

This works:

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x = 24, y = 22, rule = LifeHistory
19.A$17.3A$A15.A$3A13.2A4.2A$3.A18.A$2.2A16.A.A$20.2A6$.C$.C.C$.3C$3.
C5$13.2A$13.2A!

[Entity Valkyrie 2]

EDIT: derivative

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x = 20, y = 23, rule = LifeHistory
19.C$17.3C$C15.C$3C13.2C$3.C$2.2C7$.E$.E.E$.3E$3.E4$15.2C$15.C$16.3C$
18.C!

d/dx of what?

[Gustone]

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x = 25, y = 17, rule = LifeHistory
C$3C$3.C$2.2C3$23.2C$23.2C3$.E$.E.E$.3E$3.E11.2C$15.C$16.3C$18.C!

[dvgrn]

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x = 25, y = 17, rule = LifeHistory
C$3C$3.C$2.2C3$23.2C$23.2C3$.E$.E.E$.3E$3.E11.2C$15.C$16.3C$18.C!

That output glider was already found some time ago -- don't remember by whom. HSE21T-4 -- it's always worth looking in the Elementary Conduits Collection when you find a glider, and see if there's one there that matches.

There might still be some discoveries to be made here somewhere, of course. I'm not sure how thorough the last round of exploration was. For example, the conduit could reasonably be used to move a block by various distances (second column), because it really likes to make a block instead of a boat (third column).

And it almost makes a period quadrupler (fourth column) but the last piece of junk fails to disappear nicely, and I don't see how to save it offhand.

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x = 207, y = 87, rule = LifeHistory
136.2C48.2C$135.B2CB46.B2CB$84.2E50.3B47.3B$84.2E51.B49.B$84.5B47.4B
46.4B$73.A12.4B33.A12.5B32.A12.5B$73.3A10.7B30.3A10.7B30.3A10.7B$76.A
6.5B2D4B32.A6.5B2D4B32.A6.5B2E4B$75.2A3.B.6B2D5B30.2A3.B.6B2D5B30.2A
3.B.6B2E5B$75.22B28.22B28.22B$77.20B30.20B30.20B$77.19B2A29.19B2A29.
19B2A$76.20B2A28.20B2A28.12B2D6B2A$74.21B.B27.21B.B27.14BDBD4B.B$72.
23B27.23B27.17B2D4B$72.2BC14B3.4B26.2BC14B3.4B26.2BC14B3.4B$71.3BCBC
4B.6B5.4B24.3BCBC4B.6B5.4B24.3BCBC4B.6B5.4B$72.2B3C4B2.B.5B4.4B24.2B
3C4B2.B.5B4.4B24.2B3C4B2.B.5B4.4B$71.5BC4B7.2A5.4B22.5BC4B7.2A5.4B22.
5BC4B7.2A5.4B$70.10B8.A7.4B20.10B8.A7.4B20.10B8.A7.4B$D3.D2.3D2.5D2.
3D4.D3.5D10.D23.4B16.3A5.3B19.4B16.3A5.3B19.4B16.3A5.4B$D3.D.D3.D.D5.
D3.D2.2D5.D11.2D22.4B19.A6.2B18.4B19.A6.2B18.4B19.A6.4B$D3.D.D5.D9.D
3.D5.D10.D.D21.4B28.B17.4B28.B17.4B28.4B$5D2.3D2.3D6.D4.D5.D3.5D.D2.D
20.B2AB46.B2AB46.B2AB30.4B$D3.D5.D.D7.D5.D5.D9.5D18.2B.A46.2B.A46.3BA
32.4B$D3.D.D3.D.D6.D6.D5.D12.D19.3A47.3A46.B3A34.4B$D3.D2.3D2.5D.5D2.
3D4.D12.D19.A49.A48.BAB36.4B4$132.C$132.3C$89.2D44.C$89.2D43.2C$86.5B
43.5B$73.A12.3B34.A12.4B$27.A45.3A10.7B30.3A10.7B$26.A.A47.A6.5B2C4B
32.A6.5B2D4B$26.BA2B2.2A41.2A3.B.6B2C5B30.2A3.B.6B2D5B$27.2B3.2A41.
22B28.22B$25.3B49.20B30.20B$12.A12.4B3.4A41.19B2A29.19B2A$12.3A10.5B.
BA2.A40.20B2A28.20B2A$15.A6.8B.B.2B39.21B.B27.21B.B$14.2A3.B.8B2.3B
38.23B27.23B$14.22B36.2BC14B3.4B26.2BC14B3.4B$16.20B35.3BCBC4B.6B5.4B
24.3BCBC4B.6B5.4B$16.19B2A35.2B3C4B2.B.5B4.4B24.2B3C4B2.B.5B4.4B$15.
20B2A34.5BC4B7.2A5.4B22.5BC4B7.2A5.4B$13.21B.B34.10B8.A7.4B20.10B8.A
7.4B$11.23B35.4B16.3A5.3B19.4B16.3A5.3B$11.2BC14B3.4B33.4B19.A6.2B18.
4B19.A6.2B$10.3BCBC4B.6B5.4B31.4B28.B17.4B28.B$11.2B3C4B2.B.5B4.4B29.
B2AB46.B2AB$10.5BC4B7.2A5.4B27.2B.A46.3BA$9.10B8.A7.4B26.3A47.3A$8.4B
16.3A5.4B25.A49.A$7.4B19.A$7.3B$7.2B$7.B79.2E53.C$85.2B2EB50.3C$84.6B
49.C$84.6B49.2C$85.6B45.5B$73.A12.5B32.A12.3B$73.3A10.7B30.3A10.7B$
76.A6.5B2D4B32.A6.5B2D4B$75.2A3.B.6B2D5B30.2A3.B.6B2D5B$75.22B28.22B$
77.20B30.20B$77.19B2A29.19B2A$76.20B2A28.20B2A$74.21B.B27.21B.B$72.
23B27.23B$72.2BC14B3.4B26.2BC14B3.4B$71.3BCBC4B.6B5.4B24.3BCBC4B.6B5.
4B$72.2B3C4B2.B.5B4.4B24.2B3C4B2.B.5B4.4B$71.5BC4B7.2A5.4B22.5BC4B7.
2A5.4B$70.10B8.A7.4B20.10B8.A7.4B$69.4B16.3A5.3B19.4B16.3A5.3B$68.4B
19.A6.2B18.4B19.A6.2B$67.4B28.B17.4B28.B$66.B2AB46.B2AB$65.2B.A46.2B.
A$65.3A47.3A$65.A49.A!

-- Nobody minds having this discussion in "speculative elementary conduits", right? I'd rather save the already cluttered H-to-G thread for actual complete new H-to-Gs.

[MathAndCode]

It might be possible to place a catalyst in the lower-left region so that the XWSS frontend at generations 118 through 128 stabilizes and the fishhook is not destroyed (then place other catalysts to clean up any remaining mess), resulting in an I-to-XWSS conduit.

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x = 15, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
13b2o$13b2o4$2o$bo$b2o$2b2o9$8b2o$8bo$9b3o$11bo!

Edit: Here is one possible type of interaction, which creates a LWSS.

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x = 33, y = 44, rule = TripleB3S23
17.2G$17.2G4$4.2G$5.G$5.2G$6.2G4$2.B$.BAC$2.C$A.A$2A$12.2G$12.G$13.3G$15.G21$30.2D$30.D.D$30.D!

Another edit: Here is a periodic solution.

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x = 28, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
26b2o$26b2o4$13b2o$14bo$14b2o$15b2o$4b2o$2bo4bo$bo6bo$o8bo$o8bo$o8bo$
bo6bo$2bo4bo$4b2o15b2o$21bo$22b3o$24bo!

There might be another periodic solution with a lower period or better input clearance.
Also, I found an interaction that creates a HWSS.

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x = 18, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
16b2o$16b2o3$8b2o$8b2o3$7b2ob3o$6b2o2b3o$4bo2b2obo$4bobo4b2o$4b3o4b2o
$b2o$bo$o$o$11b2o$11bo$12b3o$14bo!

I think that there is at least one sparker that creates that type of spark, but it might not have suitable clearance.



Yet another edit: Indeed, that sparker doesn't work due to insufficient clearance.

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x = 35, y = 26, rule = B3/S23
13bobo17b2o$12b2o8bo10b2o$11b3o7bobo$13bo8bo$25bo4bo$13bo10bo6bo$13bo
9bo$12bobo10bobo3bo$13b2o9b2o4bo$13bo$27bo$27bobo$10bo16bo2bo$9b2o18bo
$9bobo$10bo$4b2o4bo$4b2o22b2o$2o8bo17bo$obo7b3o16b3o$b3o6b2o19bo$3bo4b
obo2$o2bo$obo$bo!

[C28]

It might be possible to place a catalyst in the lower-left region so that the XWSS frontend at generations 118 through 128 stabilizes and the fishhook is not destroyed (then place other catalysts to clean up any remaining mess), resulting in an I-to-XWSS conduit.

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x = 15, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
13b2o$13b2o4$2o$bo$b2o$2b2o9$8b2o$8bo$9b3o$11bo!

Edit: Here is one possible type of interaction, which creates a LWSS.

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x = 33, y = 44, rule = TripleB3S23
17.2G$17.2G4$4.2G$5.G$5.2G$6.2G4$2.B$.BAC$2.C$A.A$2A$12.2G$12.G$13.3G$15.G21$30.2D$30.D.D$30.D!

Another edit: Here is a periodic solution.

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x = 28, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
26b2o$26b2o4$13b2o$14bo$14b2o$15b2o$4b2o$2bo4bo$bo6bo$o8bo$o8bo$o8bo$
bo6bo$2bo4bo$4b2o15b2o$21bo$22b3o$24bo!

There might be another periodic solution with a lower period or better input clearance.
Also, I found an interaction that creates a HWSS.

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x = 18, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
16b2o$16b2o3$8b2o$8b2o3$7b2ob3o$6b2o2b3o$4bo2b2obo$4bobo4b2o$4b3o4b2o
$b2o$bo$o$o$11b2o$11bo$12b3o$14bo!

I think that there is at least one sparker that creates that type of spark, but it might not have suitable clearance.



Yet another edit: Indeed, that sparker doesn't work due to insufficient clearance.

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x = 35, y = 26, rule = B3/S23
13bobo17b2o$12b2o8bo10b2o$11b3o7bobo$13bo8bo$25bo4bo$13bo10bo6bo$13bo
9bo$12bobo10bobo3bo$13b2o9b2o4bo$13bo$27bo$27bobo$10bo16bo2bo$9b2o18bo
$9bobo$10bo$4b2o4bo$4b2o22b2o$2o8bo17bo$obo7b3o16b3o$b3o6b2o19bo$3bo4b
obo2$o2bo$obo$bo!

almost works

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x = 20, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
18b2o$18b2o4$5b2o$6bo$6b2o$7b2o5$3b2o$3bo$2obo$2ob2o$13b2o$13bo$14b3o
$16bo!

[MathAndCode]

almost works

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x = 20, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
18b2o$18b2o4$5b2o$6bo$6b2o$7b2o5$3b2o$3bo$2obo$2ob2o$13b2o$13bo$14b3o
$16bo!

This restores the table, but it just passes the buck.

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x = 23, y = 21, rule = B3/S23
21b2o$21b2o4$8b2o$9bo$9b2o$10b2o2$2o$o$b3o$3bo2b2o$6bo$4bobo$2b3ob2o$
bo14b2o$b2o13bo$17b3o$19bo!

Also, I'm not sure how to prevent the pi-sequence from destroying the block.

[C28]

the thing that really drives me up the wall is the fact that if the eater 1 survived, the block left by the B would be in the perfect place to trigger the reaction on the right but the eater 1 also interferes with the reaction.

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x = 42, y = 17, rule = B3/S23
2o$obo$2bo$2b2o37bo$4bo6b3o26b2o$2b3o6b3o20b2o3b2o$bo8bobo21b2o4b2o$b
2o7b2o6$16b2o$16bobo$18bo$18b2o!

[GUYTU6J]

the thing that really drives me up the wall is the fact that if the eater 1 survived, the block left by the B would be in the perfect place to trigger the reaction on the right but the eater 1 also interferes with the reaction.

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x = 42, y = 17, rule = B3/S23
2o$obo$2bo$2b2o37bo$4bo6b3o26b2o$2b3o6b3o20b2o3b2o$bo8bobo21b2o4b2o$b
2o7b2o6$16b2o$16bobo$18bo$18b2o!

It seems to me that the only solution is an extra glider from upstream conduits: (red marks where the eating reaction happens)

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x = 31, y = 33, rule = LifeHistory
12.B$11.B2A$2.2A7.BAB$3.A6.3A2B$3A7.5B$A8.6B$.4A4.6B$4.A5.5B$3.A6.6B$
3.2A4.6B$5.AB.8B2.3B$3.3A13BA2B$2.A2.B.11B2A3B$2.2A3.5B2A3B2A4B$7.5B
2A4B2A2B$8.13B$8.13B$7.13B$7.12B$6.11BD2B$5.12BD3B$5.17B$5.12B2.4B$5.
12B3.4B$6.12B3.4B$15.2B2A3.4B$15.BA2BA3.4B$16.BABA4.4B$16.2BA6.4B$26.
4B$27.B3A$28.A2B$29.A!

But synchronizing these two signals is likely a bigger problem.

[C28]

does anyone know of a sparker that can replace the rich's p16?

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x = 37, y = 27, rule = B3/S23
20b2o$20bo$18b3o2$6b2o$5bobo$3b3o$2bo3bo6bo$2b2ob2o6b3o$13bobo$15bo3$
2obo$ob2o3$28bo3bo$26b2obobob2o$25bo3bobo3bo$24bo3b2ob2o3bo$24bobo7bo
bo$25bo9bo2$28b2ob2o$27bobobobo$28bo3bo!

the banana spark interacts too early (T=54 instead of T=70)

[C28]

hopefully there is a replacement for the middleweight volcano.

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x = 23, y = 13, rule = B3/S23
6b2o12b3o$5bo2bo11b3o$o2bo2bobo10bobo$5obob2o9b2o$6bo3bo$2b2obo4bo$bo
3b2o3bo$bobobo4bo$2bo3bo3bo$3b2obob2o$4bobobo$3bo2bobo$3b2o2bo!

[MathAndCode]

I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that I found a H→W conduit that emits an extra glider.

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x = 30, y = 40, rule = LifeHistory
6.2A.2A$7.A.A$2.2A.A5.A.2A$.A.A.2A3.2A.A.A$A6.A.A6.A$7A3.7A2$2.3A7.3A
$.A2.A3.A3.A2.A$.2A4.A.A4.2A$7.A.A$8.A4$10.2E$.2A6.E2.E$.2A7.2E7$19.2D
7.2A$4.C14.D.D6.A$4.C.C14.2D3.A.A$4.3C19.2A$6.C5$26.2A$26.A.A$28.A$21.
2A5.2A$21.A.A$23.A$23.2A!

The bad news is that I have not figured out a way to prevent the wing sequence from destroying the conduit.

[Wyirm]

E-to-Pi with no possible output, a sacrificial block, and an extra blinker.

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x = 22, y = 13, rule = B3/S23
7b2o5bo$6bobo5b3o$2b2o2bo10bo$2bobob2o8b2o$4bo$4b4o$2b2o3bo$bo2b3o4b2o
$bobo7b2o$2ob2o$3bo15b2o$3bobo12b2o$4b2o13b3o!

[ihatecorderships]

Pi to B with two extra should-be-deletable blocks

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x = 19, y = 12, rule = B3/S23
o$3o$3bo$2b2o5$17b2o$10b3o4b2o$10bobo$10bobo!

EDIT by dvgrn: Moved this over here from the Elementary Conduits thread, because it's not a complete conduit, and even if the blocks are successfully deleted there will be some difficulty connecting conduits to both the input and the output.

The Elementary Conduits thread already has 24 pages of posts. I'd really like to keep it mostly for actual new working elementary conduits.