After a little testing working with CAME 12 bit (together with [@BitcoinRaven](https://github.com/BitcoinRaven)), it seems that as long as the **ratio** between the bits' lenghts is respected (`x`: short pulse, `2x`: long pulse, `36x`: pilot period) the actual duration of x can be lowered from the original 320 microseconds. From testing it seems that 250 microseconds is stable, shortening the bruteforce by a good minute (224 seconds against 287 seconds). From a code point of view:
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After a little testing working with CAME 12 bit (together with [@BitcoinRaven](https://github.com/BitcoinRaven)), it seems that as long as the **ratio** between the bits' lengths is respected (`x`: short pulse, `2x`: long pulse, `36x`: pilot period) the actual duration of x can be lowered from the original 320 microseconds. From testing it seems that 250 microseconds is stable, shortening the bruteforce by a good minute (224 seconds against 287 seconds). From a code point of view: