Harvester

	Harvester
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Pattern type	Fuse
Period	4
Speed	c
Discovered by	David Poyner
Year of discovery	1970
Pattern files
Plaintext	harvester.cells
RLE	harvester.rle

Harvester is a lightspeed period 4 fuse that was found by David Poyner. It was the first published example of a fuse. Its name refers to the fact the it produces debris in the form of blocks that contain the same number of cells as the fuse has burnt up.

External links

Harvester at the Life Lexicon

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