[r-t] Methods with unusual properties

[Graham John]

Philip wrote:

 

> There is only one that passes both tests - the ultra-mobile

 

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Nice one Philip. This is quite like -345-45-25-1-47-45-456-1 m, a Double
Delight method where the only dodges are with the treble. Lots of runs too.
Shame about the DT falseness.

 

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Another one I've always liked the look of is -3.34.4-5.56.36.34.4-5.56.6-7
b, a Double Surprise method with the weird property of wrong places, but no
wrong hunting or dodging. Again BUc falseness is awkward. 

 

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Graham 

 

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