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'''Remini''', short for '''Retro Gemini''', is a [[self-constructing]] [[puffer]] assembled by [[Michael Simkin]] on April 14, {{year|2019}}.<ref name="post74984" /> It uses the same single-channel/slow-salvo construction mechanism as the [[0E0P metacell]], but it is built from classic period-30 circuitry instead of stable Spartan circuits.
'''Remini''', short for '''Retro Gemini''', is a [[self-constructing]] [[puffer]] assembled by [[Michael Simkin]] on April 14, {{year|2019}}.<ref name="post74984" /> It uses the same [[single-channel]]/[[slow-salvo]] construction mechanism as the [[0E0P metacell]], but it is built from classic period-30 circuitry instead of stable [[Spartan]] circuits.


The presence or absence of gliders in an intermittent p30 stream turns out to be enough to allow for universal control of a construction-arm elbow. Thus the Remini is an implementation of modern single-channel construction methods using components available in the 1970s.
The presence or absence of gliders in an intermittent p30 stream turns out to be enough to allow for universal control of a [[construction arm]] [[elbow]]. Thus the Remini is an implementation of modern single-channel construction methods using components available in the 1970s.


==Pattern file==
==Pattern file==

Revision as of 20:36, 17 August 2022

Remini, short for Retro Gemini, is a self-constructing puffer assembled by Michael Simkin on April 14, 2019.[1] It uses the same single-channel/slow-salvo construction mechanism as the 0E0P metacell, but it is built from classic period-30 circuitry instead of stable Spartan circuits.

The presence or absence of gliders in an intermittent p30 stream turns out to be enough to allow for universal control of a construction arm elbow. Thus the Remini is an implementation of modern single-channel construction methods using components available in the 1970s.

Pattern file

The pattern file for Simkin's example[1] is massive. It can be accessed in mc format with the following link: Download Remini

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Michael Simkin (April 14, 2019). Re: P30 Self replicating Geminoid (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums