[r-t] Minor principles
Philip Saddleton
pabs at cantab.net
Fri Aug 20 17:33:36 UTC 2004
Philip Saddleton <pabs at cantab.net> wrote at 18:00:14 on Thu, 19 Aug 2004
>If you want to name it, why not include it in an extent of spliced, and
>ring that in a peal?
A 1440 is easier to produce. A general recipe:
Take a right-place 720 with no single changes and where only adjacent
places are made at alternate backstrokes. Any of the rows either side of
these places can be omitted leaving a valid change joining the remaining
rows (these will be either all of the +ve or -ve rows, depending where
it is started), although there may be several consecutive blows in one
place. Take a similar 720 with rows are of opposite nature. Given any
true round block, omit the rows of this from the two 720s. Join the bits
together.
1440 Spliced Minor (5m)
Start with a lead of Rapid Rap for 612345
change to Bastow, starting at the half lead, giving 136524
then
36524
-----
62453 4 (4 leads)
32546 4.5
42536 5x
62354 3y.4.5
42653 4
32564 4.5
42365 4.5z
52634 4.5
32465 4s (4 leads)
52643 4.5
52436 2z.5
62345 4.5
-----
x = 56-16
y = 3456-16
z = -3456.16
then half a lead gives 612345
6-part
1320 Bastow Little Bob
48 Rapid Rap
36 z (Little Hybrid)
18 x (Differential Little Hybrid)
18 y (Little Hybrid)
59 com, atw
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Regards
Philip
http://www.saddleton.freeuk.com/
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