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| Lx65 |
x = 75, y = 67, rule = B3/S23
2bo36bo$2b3o34b3o$5bo2b2o32bo2b2o$4bo2bobo3b2o26bo2bobo3b2o$3bob2o7bo
25bob2o7bo$3bobo8b3o23bobo8b3o$2b2obo2bo30b2obo2bo$bo3bobobo28bo3bobob
o$o2b3ob2o28bo2b3ob2o$3o34b3o19b2o$3bo36bo17bo2bo$2b2o5bobobo8bo16b2o
5bobobo6bo4bo$21b2o33bo6bo$13bo32bo9bo6bo$19b3o2bobo30bo4bo$9bobobo7bo
b4o19bobobo7bo2bo$25b2o32b2o$13bo36bo$bo36bo$bobo5bobobo24bobo5bobobo$
b3o12b2o20b3o12b2o$3bo11bo2bo2b2o17bo11bo2bo2b2o$15bobo4bo2bo26bobo4bo
2bo$16bo5bobobo26bo5bobobo$19b2obo2bo30b2obo2bo$19bo2bo33bo2bo$16bo4bo
31bo4bo$16b5o32b5o2$18bo36bo$17bobo34bobo$18bo36bo4$2bo36bo$2b3o34b3o$
5bo2b2o32bo2b2o$4bo2bobo3b2o26bo2bobo3b2o$3bob2o7bo25bob2o7bo$3bobo8b
3o23bobo8b3o$2b2obo2bo30b2obo2bo$bo3bobobo28bo3bobobo$o2b3ob2o28bo2b3o
b2o$3o26b2o6b3o22b2o3b2o$3bo24bobo9bo21bobobobo$2b2o5bo3bo12b3o10b2o5b
obobo12bo3bo$25bo3bo$9bo3bo7b5o2b2o16bo11bobobo5bobobo$20b3ob2o30b3obo
b2o3b2obob3o$9bobobo7b5o2b2o16bobobo7bobobo5bobobo$25bo3bo$13bo12b3o
17bo3bo12bo3bo$bo26bobo7bo23bobobobo$bobo9bo15b2o7bobo5bobobo11b2o3b2o
$b3o12b2o20b3o12b2o$3bo11bo2bo2b2o17bo11bo2bo2b2o$15bobo4bo2bo26bobo4b
o2bo$16bo5bobobo26bo5bobobo$19b2obo2bo30b2obo2bo$19bo2bo33bo2bo$16bo4b
o31bo4bo$16b5o32b5o2$18bo36bo$17bobo34bobo$18bo36bo!
#C [[ THUMBSIZE 2 THEME 6 GRID GRIDMAJOR 0 SUPPRESS THUMBLAUNCH ]]
#C [[ AUTOSTART ]]
#C [[ ZOOM 10 GPS 20 LOOP 66 PAUSE 2 T 42 PAUSE 2 T 65 PAUSE 2 WIDTH 800 HEIGHT 800 THUMBSIZE 2 ]]
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| Pattern type |
Conduit |
| Conduit type |
Elementary |
| Input |
Herschel |
| Number of cells |
94 |
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| Output orientation |
Turned left, flipped |
| Step |
65 ticks |
Recovery time
(ignoring FNG if any) |
57 ticks |
Minimum overclock period
(ignoring FNG if any) |
Unknown |
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| Discovered by |
Unknown |
| Year of discovery |
Unknown |
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Lx65 is a Herschel conduit that uses a sparker to generate a spark at generation 42. A ghost Herschel marks the output location. The p3 variant is used in the p57 Herschel loop. caterer/jam, T-nosed p4, octagon II and T-nosed p6 work for periods of 3, 4, 5 and 6 respectively. Its repeat time is 57, which can be reduced to 56 by replacing the welded 7×9 eater with a blocker.
