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'''SW-2''' is the simplest type of [[H-to-G]] [[converter]], where the converter's effect is simply to suppress a Herschel cleanly after allowing its [[first natural glider]] to escape. The name should be read as "SW minus two", where -2 is a glider [[lane]] number. The complete designation is "SW-2T21". See [[NW31T120]] for a discussion of the standard naming conventions used for these converters. | |||
An unlimited number of converters have the SW-2T21 classification. The variants most often used consist of just a few small [[still life]] [[catalyst]]s, as shown below. | An unlimited number of converters have the SW-2T21 classification. The variants most often used consist of just a few small [[still life]] [[catalyst]]s, as shown below. | ||
Revision as of 01:37, 18 February 2018
SW-2 is the simplest type of H-to-G converter, where the converter's effect is simply to suppress a Herschel cleanly after allowing its first natural glider to escape. The name should be read as "SW minus two", where -2 is a glider lane number. The complete designation is "SW-2T21". See NW31T120 for a discussion of the standard naming conventions used for these converters.
An unlimited number of converters have the SW-2T21 classification. The variants most often used consist of just a few small still life catalysts, as shown below.
| (click above to open LifeViewer) RLE: here Plaintext: here |
External links
- SW-2 at the Life Lexicon