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How To Slow Down A Redstone Clock. Then you should be able to put a repeater in place of the last but one dust on the ground. You could achieve this by running the original clock pulse as an input to one of the hopper clock's hoppers. The only method i can think of, but would require a xor gate (on the button. I could accomplish this with (roughly) 240 to 600 redstone repeaters, but this is far in excess of being useful. Invert the signal so that it's most of the time on (locking the hopper) and only when a pulse. An easy fix would be to move the comparator and lever across one and put the dust going round to the other side of it. Kind of tricky with this particular design, but in theory, a redstone signal gets delayed by a repeater (1 to 4 ticks, depending on what the repeater is. You'd want to chain several t flip flops together to.

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An easy fix would be to move the comparator and lever across one and put the dust going round to the other side of it. Then you should be able to put a repeater in place of the last but one dust on the ground. I could accomplish this with (roughly) 240 to 600 redstone repeaters, but this is far in excess of being useful. You could achieve this by running the original clock pulse as an input to one of the hopper clock's hoppers. Kind of tricky with this particular design, but in theory, a redstone signal gets delayed by a repeater (1 to 4 ticks, depending on what the repeater is. You'd want to chain several t flip flops together to. The only method i can think of, but would require a xor gate (on the button. Invert the signal so that it's most of the time on (locking the hopper) and only when a pulse.

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How To Slow Down A Redstone Clock An easy fix would be to move the comparator and lever across one and put the dust going round to the other side of it. I could accomplish this with (roughly) 240 to 600 redstone repeaters, but this is far in excess of being useful. Then you should be able to put a repeater in place of the last but one dust on the ground. You could achieve this by running the original clock pulse as an input to one of the hopper clock's hoppers. An easy fix would be to move the comparator and lever across one and put the dust going round to the other side of it. You'd want to chain several t flip flops together to. Kind of tricky with this particular design, but in theory, a redstone signal gets delayed by a repeater (1 to 4 ticks, depending on what the repeater is. Invert the signal so that it's most of the time on (locking the hopper) and only when a pulse. The only method i can think of, but would require a xor gate (on the button.

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