[r-t] Consecutive pivot bell leads in spliced treble dodging minor extents

[Philip Saddleton]

On 25/10/2016 19:57, Richard Smith wrote:
> pje24 at cantab.net wrote:
>
>> What is the maximum number of consecutive "pivot bell leads" a 
>> particular
>> bell might ring in a true 720 of spliced treble dodging minor?
>
> Do you allow methods whose plain courses are shorter than five leads 
> long?  That would almost certainly help because you then get to use 
> methods with a single change at the half-lead, and they have three 
> separate pivot bells. 

For Plain Minor we can use a grid splice where one bell is the pivot in 
every lead, e.g.

Plain Bob
St Clement's
Clewer Slow Course
Double Bob
Maplin Slow course

Similarly if three places are made at every half lead and lead end, we 
could have an extent of Treble Dodging Major where one bell rings pivot 
leads throughout.

PABS

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