BNE14T30

BNE14T30 is a B-heptomino to glider converter found by Tanner Jacobi on 26 May 2016, consisting of a transparent block and an unnamed 23-bit still life, xs23_69ajc321e8zx123. This converter has the unusual property of being an edge shooter where no part of the reaction's envelope extends beyond the glider's output lane.

BNE14T30
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Pattern type Conduit
Conduit type Converter
Input B-heptomino
Output Glider
Number of cells 27
Spartan? No
Discovered by Tanner Jacobi
Year of discovery 2016

It can be easily connected to Herschel circuitry via HFx58B or other known elementary conduits. It can barely be used with the Simkin glider gun due to its repeat time of 120 ticks, and only with certain previous conduits such as a BRx46B. With an HFx58B input the repeat time is 126.

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