MHB Creating a Number Rotation: Step-by-Step Guide

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Someone help me write a number rotation ,pleae.
1= filled ,2,3=every 14 seconds ,4=every 15 seconds,5=x
6,7=every 18 seconds,8=every 16 seconds,9=every 12 seconds,0=evrey 10 seconds,
roration 300 seconds total.
my bad expamle: 26783 01194 /11111 20136/ 78914 10111/ 21139 10678/41111 25031
 
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110 67423 11110 11814
329 60711 11111 80423
111 67101 11182 34101
111 67132 08111 11111
011 67238 11011 11011
320 67811 11110 11231

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181 67203 11111 11108
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181 67111 01123 11111 , I try need fix.
 

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