Alright This is a repeat of what now appears to be a deleted report. It is very important that this issue is resolved as its the fundamental foundation of red-stone flying and transport machines in all of Minecraft. With that being said, this video will show the issues https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJma4GBQdEA&ab_channel=Zombwars77. when watching at 1:30 in the video you will see the repeater timing issues in relation to the Bedrock game client. This is fixable and I am not an idiot and have programed plenty of things and know that time can most certainly be modified in any programing language. If this was not the case no person could make a robot be programed to follow a black line against white paper using a photo resister since timing is of upmost importance in programing of such a device. Once you have seen whats wrong in the Bedrock game client for Minecraft, you may head to 2:40 in the video to see what is correct in the Java edition. These errors have been explained with plenty of ignorance to be caused by changing programing languages, however in mathematics there are many ways to come to the same solution, therefore the timing difference is not a result of such a thing as a change programing language as it is likely a result of rushing the work to program the red-stone for the bedrock edition. When it comes down to the issues related to the observer blocks in the summary, its likely a result of it probing too quickly or too slowly where it may or may not need reprogramming in order so that it might work properly (you can see whats wrong in the video as well with the observers). The observer is likely a result however of the difference in programming language but still may be a correctable magnitude of error.