Washerwoman

	Washerwoman
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Pattern type	Fuse
Period	18
Speed	2c/3
Discovered by	Earl Abbe
Year of discovery	1971
Pattern files
Plaintext	washerwoman.cells
RLE	washerwoman.rle

Washerwoman is a fuse that was discovered by Earl Abbe in that burns through tubs at a speed of 2c/3.[1] It creates traffic lights via T-tetrominoes as it burns. Its name comes from the fact that every 18 generations it converts two tubs into two 'clotheslines' (traffic lights).

References

Robert Wainwright (June 1971). "Lifeline Volume 2".

External links

Washerwoman at the Life Lexicon

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[1] Robert Wainwright (June 1971). "Lifeline Volume 2".