Constant C=0.1688... for A081881 seems to be wrong

[Rainer Rosenthal]

David W. Cantrell wrote:

> You seem to have forgotten what I wrote on Jan. 9 in your sci.math
> thread "Inverse Harmonic Series". I not only confirmed the few digits
> that BC had given for the constant, but I also gave many more.
> Furthermore, I gave a conjectured formula for the sequence.

You are right and I am sorry for the mistakes I made.
In this post I want to ask one more question about BC's constant
and I also want to tell about a strange response from Superseeker.

> Of course, since we can now calculate more elements of the sequence
> very easily, we can also specify C with much greater accuracy. Indeed,
> it seems that we can even give a formula for the sequence
> 
> a(n) = 1 + floor(C*exp(n))                      (*)
> 
> where
> 
> C = 0.1688563566671442037316797755009010341...

I tried in vain to understand how you arrived at (*). I could have asked
in sci.math but I think it appropriate to ask here instead of hopping
elsewhere.

Now my Superseeker problem:

With the corrected formula I played to find more and more decimals of
this interesting constant C. In the course of playing I made up a new sequence and
encountered a strange reply from Superseeker: 

=========================================================================================
Report on [ 21,43,65,86,108,130,152,173,195,217,238,260,282,304,325,347,369,390,412,434,
            456,477,499,521,542,564,586,608,629,651,673,694,716,738,760,781,803,825,847]:
Many tests are carried out, but only potentially useful information
(if any) is reported here.

SUGGESTION: apparently the differences of order 1 in the
difference table of depth 1 have become constant.
If this is true then the next four terms of the sequence are:
		 [869, 891, 913, 935]

TEST: ARE DIFFERENCES OF SOME LEVEL PERIODIC?
 SUGGESTION: Differences of order            1
 appear to be periodic.  If so next 2 terms are:
            825            846
==========================================================================================

While the SUGGESTION makes sense I am upset about the "next two terms".
(BTW The correct continuation is 868, 890, 912, 933, 955.)