8 note block from my example

I looked at the 8-note block from the LLL reduction of the 72-et I
gave as an example, and got the following:

1-11/10-6/5-55/42-10/7-84/55-5/3-10/11-(2)

Since I started from the 72-et, it seems reasonable to look at what
this is in that system, which turns out to be the 10 9 9 9 7 9 9 10
pattern of steps. The block itself may be defined as

(126/125)^round(14n/8) * (50/49)^round(11n/8) * (99/98)^round(4n/8)
* (245/242)^n * (55/54)^round(12n/8)

Here "round" rounds to the nearest integer, and n runs from -3 to 4.