I’m curious why Mitsubishi doesn’t have these listed in their warranty and maintenance manual since everything I’ve seen out there says these filters need to be changed in order to keep the transmission working. Their warranty and maintenance manual does reference other filters.
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Until relatively recently -- through early April 2024 I think -- the termination of the 2c/3 wire was set up to make a detectable spark, but it recovered the same way if the bait wasn't there.
The idea did come up recently of a caterpillar design that built 2c/3 wire in front of itself, and removed an appropriate-sized section of wire end behind itself. Or maybe what got mentioned was just the possibility of a lot of high-period rakes lengthening a 2c/3 wire. Has anyone tried to put together a recipe that does that?
Shortly after that, glider recipes were found to cleanly inject a pulse (7 gliders) and to rebuild a bait constellation usable for receiving the pulse (13 gliders). Those recipes imply it is possible to construct engineered devices to convert a glider into a wire pulse and to convert a wire pulse back into a glider. Several days ago, I constructed an injector and a receiver (both based on ...