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November 16, 2015
lighty bulb round 2

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First!!! :-)
Thanks for sharing, Bart!
I made it to the level with the down arrow, 4 and the hashed 5. I can't figure out what I'm supposed to do.
Same for me here. :(
Edit: solved! Just keep it pressed... ;)
I clicked on/off 4 times then held switch on.
I've got stuck at Aladdin lamp.
For the Aladdin lamp level, click, hold and "rub" the bulb itself.
i need help; level with numbers 9669 on left and circles on a right
@pppolll: the circles show you how much of the numbre you need. like the first one ist 1/3 of 9...
pppolll: think of the circles as pies that you get a portion of.
Stuck on "9669" and the four hands.
I have no idea what the hands represent. I thought maybe the two smaller hands meant "use half the number" and tried 9339 but nope.
Not sure I understand it, but apparently big hand means 'no' an little hand means 'yes'.
The last one was weird (9669 with hands). I eventually got it, but the justification was a bit thin.
For the last one I just kept trying, the result was (12,6,6,12).
Nice puzzles, needed help on the Aladdin Lamp one!
The last one has to do with the hands on the clock. Which hand to pose on the right number...
stuck on the one with 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc.....
@ Anonymous 19:27 The codes are mirror images.
Think of the hands on an analog clock. One is long, one is short...
Tom whats the answer
Well, I think the big-hand/little-hand clue is just as it was explained above. The big hand is always at 12 for an exact hour, so just use 12 for those, and for the little hands use the hour.
The last puzzle still is confusing, I still don't understand how that clue would help solve the puzzle.
the hands on the poster on the left are two sizes: big and little. if the numbers on the right poster are thought of as times (9 oclock, 6 oclock, 6 oclock, 9 oclock), then the size of the hand on the right poster corresponds with what that hand would be pointing to at the time symbolized by the number in the same position on the left poster.
For example, suppose the numbers were 3693 instead of 9669, and the other poster had BIG HAND, little hand, little hand, BIG HAND instead of BLLB. For the first dial, you'd picture 3 oclock. Where would the big hand be at 3 oclock? For the next one, you'd think of 6 oclock. where would the little hand be at 6 oclock? And so on: 9 oclock, big hand and lastly 3 oclock, little hand.
Hope that helps!
Thanks Angela, you explained that well; I finally get it now XD
Oh, I get it, "down for 5," hold it down for 5 seconds. Silly and obvious from this side of the answer.
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