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Unfortunately no...just happy for the clue....
Still a bit clueless...lots of ideas...nothing quite clicking yet.

Thanks for the clue!

I believe the First batch of 20 were intended to be a first-come first served to help new-comers. As such, they are labeled with an "SE" along with the serial number, which the buyer could choose whatever number they wanted, whether part of a numbered/reserved series or not....so they are ...

Well, I think I exhausted my brain power on puzzle 1. Puzzle 2 needs to be put under my pillow for a few nights...

More complex puzzles with dynamic elements will not fair well with large amounts of standing lubricant and could cause things to behave unsatisfactory. (ie. spraying with WD, dousing with mineral oil.) A light rub of 3-in-1 oil on the inside of the sleeve/outside of the core would be enough to propa...

darenwhitaker wrote:What was the original cost of the Mercury?

I believe the original cost would have been 100 GBP....so at the time with GBP to USD conversion... around $150-180

This looks like a V2 Pro to me... (Pretty sure there is NO V1 pro) The dot/hole you are seeing is not the ending... Keep on solving. When it's complete you should be able to remove the core.

I think we would all like an R2 update....

Phil,

Welcome to the Revo community! Hope to see good things from your involvement!

-Ben

You can use 3 in 1 oil for cleaning once opened. Found at most hardware stores for less than $5.

As a side note...not all mazes will respond well to lube when unsolved. It can make "things" stick. The puzzles should function great dry.