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Topic: What is a repeater?  (Read 7789 times)
happy_philosopher
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« Reply #15 on: August 20, 2006, 11:08:12 am »

Well now you've got me taking a closer look at my change and I found HOU0560560 today!  8-)
Hudson A B
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« Reply #16 on: August 20, 2006, 11:25:01 am »

Nice note :)
Something just occurred tome as well, a "repeater" as they are known:
ABCZABC,
is the same as writing it like this:
ABCDABC
In which case makesit easier to see that what is commonly called a repeater is actually ONE note of a 4 cycle set.

ABCDABC DABCDAB CDABCDA BCDABCD.

What this defines then, is that an x-cycle note may in fact be a repeater as seen above (and perhaps maybe even a radar).  But a "repeater" still is a part of a 4-cycle note (I think "cycle-4" soundsnice too ;) )

Gotta jet, will top up later. Huds

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« Reply #17 on: August 23, 2006, 05:35:27 pm »

I was looking though my notes today and I found this one.   :)  The only repeater I have.  :P


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