[RINGS] new here + observation

The dashes on the 'find the rings' page translate in morse code as EEEE H EEEE. Might this then translate into music?

example = www.olga.net.../k/karate/the_roots_and_the_ruins.btab

Just a thought

Yeah, but first they were . . . . .... . . . . instead of - - - - ---- - - - -
That translates into something else in porse code(all T's I think)

Could be though that its a decrpytion key ...

hmmm - dots then dashes - but it would still read the same in morse.

I'm probably on the wrong track but I'm only trying 2 b creative

www.panix.com...

Originally posted by justyc
but it would still read the same in morse.

Morse code is dots and dashes in sequences of 3 and 4 representing a letter or number.

Dots and Dashes in morse aren't the same.

i know that, but the spacing between each is the same which is why i thought it may be morse code related

www.babbage.demon.co.uk...

[Edited on 29-5-2004 by justyc]

I tried with HEX, but either way made no sense....

IE: . . . . .... . . . .

0 0 0 0 1111 0 0 0 0
or
1 1 1 1 0000 1 1 1 1
or
010
or
101

But, nothing.

I have also tried to find a sequence in letters in the main code with the English in the middle.

I have just started on it but found this:

2899715xec26xf70c7445d6aeff2a61d1394f79cf70369cb620513x732abd830
s located and ownership confirmed. we all thought this was the s
7b2579ed3bc6fa0661e7989102f533de1978498xbd74d69381x5ca3707f4a850
ok, just looking at the English, the three w`s are exactly 20 spaces apart. so, that you be www not sure it if means anything yet, but am trying.

I have tried tons of questions on deep as well, but nothing so far.

Are things going to plan, is this exercise building a sense of teamwork and community?

It is kind of difficult unless the key material is in one place for casual or busy readers to keep track or participate. Such are RPGs and mysteries, I guess, but I tend to think it needs to take a turn for the concrete to achieve its objectives. New threads proliferating are just symptomatic of a bulletin board. Tying them together requires maybe a better seamstress than is here right now.

I will focus on the safety deposit box, and the Sydney element, if that is cool. Dots and dashes look the same there as anywhere else.

Mr mask, jcminjapan has an excellent site where much of the relevant research can be observed. purdue nuc has a similar site with all clues and their relevant answers.
Further to that we pop over to an instant message site I think designed by quicky, so I'd say that those of us that have been playing for a while have been pretty good with the needle. Just that those joining are not so good with their reading glasses.
No offence.

[Edited on 30-5-2004 by Smudge]

[Edited on 30-5-2004 by Smudge]