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Stable reflector catalogue
Contents
This is a catalogue of all of the stable reflectors that
have broken records. They are shown in chronological
order, from the the first reflectors in 1996 to the new
reflectors in 2009.
Common name: N/A
Author: Paul Callahan
Date: 15 Oct 1996
Dimensions: 555x460
Repeat time: 4840
Description: The first asynchronous reflector.
Common name: N/A
Author: Paul Callahan
Date: 15 Oct 1996
Dimensions: 210x188
Repeat time: 1680
Common name: N/A
Author: Paul Callahan
Date: 16 Oct 1996
Dimensions: 120x97
Repeat time: 894
Common name: N/A
Author: Paul Callahan
Date: 21 Oct 1996
Dimensions: 106x79
Repeat time: 850
Common name: Jumbo Jet
Author: Dean Hickerson
Date: 8 Nov 1996
Dimensions: 120x66
Repeat time: 747
Description: This converts the Herschel into a glider.
Common name: N/A
Author: David Buckingham
Date: 30 May 1997
Dimensions: 99x76
Repeat time: 672
Description: A different way of constructing reflectors.
Common name: N/A
Author: Stephen Silver
Date: 10 Oct 1997
Dimensions: 89x64
Repeat time: 623
Description: Uses a loaf to convert an R into a Herschel.
Common name: N/A
Author: Paul Callahan
Date: 1 Nov 1998
Dimensions: 81x75
Repeat time: 575
Description: Uses a different initial stage.
Common name: N/A
Author: Stephen Silver
Date: 6 Nov 1998
Dimensions: 81x62
Repeat time: 497
Description: A better version of SLR-90°-575
Common name: Boojum reflector
Author: Dave Greene
Date: 27 Apr 2001
Dimensions: 44x32
Repeat time: 202
Description: The award-winning 180° reflector.
Common name: N/A
Author: Calcyman
Date: 24 Jan 2009
Dimensions: 100x80
Repeat time: 466
Description: The fastest 90° reflector.
Common name: Rectifier
Author: Calcyman
Date: 26 Mar 2009
Dimensions: 41x33
Repeat time: 106
Description: A faster version of SLR-180°-202.
Common name: N/A
Author: Calcyman
Date: 12 Apr 2009
Dimensions: 134x95
Repeat time: 487
Description: The fastest constructible 90° reflector.
By Calcyman
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