Bun

	Bun
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Pattern type	Induction coil
Number of cells	7
Bounding box	4×3
Discovered by	Unknown
Year of discovery	Unknown
Pattern files
Plaintext	bun.cells
RLE	bun.rle

The bun (or R-bee) is an induction coil. By itself it is a common predecessor of the honey farm. Putting two of them together produces either a cis-mirrored R-bee or a trans-mirrored R-bee.

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