p8 G-to-H

A p8 G-to-H is a small periodic variant of a stable two-glider-to-Herschel component found by Paul Callahan in November 1998 and used also in the Callahan G-to-H, Silver reflector and Silver G-to-H. The minimum recovery time of the period-8 variant is 192 ticks, though some lower periods such as 96 are possible via overclocking. In the infobox pattern, a ghost Herschel marks the output location.

p8 G-to-H
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Pattern type Conduit
Conduit type Stable
Input Glider
Output Herschel
Number of cells 66
Bounding box 27×35
Discovered by Paul Callahan
Year of discovery 1998
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