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:# The holes in a single string format, with 1 being right-most column, are: :# The holes in a single string format, with 1 being right-most column, are:
-:#: <font color="red">x32010x32000022002x32000222000</font>+:#: 1) <font color="red">x32010x32000022002x32000222000</font>
-:#: <font color="red">002210320003200232000000000000</font>+:#: 2) <font color="red">002210320003200232000000000000</font>
-:#: <font color="red">xx0222x02120x46454x20202000000</font>+:#: 3) <font color="red">xx0222x02120x46454x20202000000</font>
-:#: <font color="red">x02210564477x02210x02020000000</font>+:#: 4) <font color="red">x02210564477x02210x02020000000</font>
:# Punchcards are 10 x 30 in size :# Punchcards are 10 x 30 in size

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Puzzles

  • red denotes unsolved puzzles, green denotes solved

Four punchcards

Unsolved

  • It's believed the answer to the punchcards below will contain the locations of 4 other specially modified cameras.

Steps taken (spoilers below, if you want to solve yourself):

  1. The holes in a single string format, with 1 being right-most column, are:
    1) x32010x32000022002x32000222000
    2) 002210320003200232000000000000
    3) xx0222x02120x46454x20202000000
    4) x02210564477x02210x02020000000
  2. Punchcards are 10 x 30 in size
Speculation...
  • It's possible the holes may represent guitar chords forms as they appear in a tab format. eg: the first 6 numbers of the first card are "x32010" - a standard C chord. In which case each punchcard would then contain 5 chord forms. Many resulting chords however are quite varied from their major or open standard chords, though many are quite obviously standard major chords; so how they would define a code is still elusive.
  • In chord form, the strings would become:
-32010 C    -32000 CM7  022002 Emadd2  -32000 CM7  222000 Em7
002210 Am   320003 G    200232 D/F#    000000 --   000000 --
--0222 DM7  -02120 AM7  -46454 C#m7    -20202 Bm7  000000 --
-02210 Am   564477 ?    -02210 Am      -02020 AM7  000000 --
  • The chords themselves may be the progression for a song.
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