I don't know if this is the right thread to post this, but I came across a video of Déjŕ Vu stalling with people on. It looks pretty cool so here it is.
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^^ Very cool vid, shocking that an e-stop would allow stopping it on the loop. Why??? Better to just let it valley inbetween like they just ended up doing later anyway, less jarring than slamming to a stop nearly upside down.
Tmcdllr wrote:
Xtreme-me wrote:
W R O N G!!! Revolution was a Shwartzcoph (Which is totally spelled wrong) and was the first coaster to have a loop, Intamin is lying through their teeth...
Actually, Intamin custom built it based on the design of Schwarzkopf.
Major misconception:
Quote:
Anton Schwarzkopf had numerous other companies, supporting him and his company with parts. At its best time, the Schwarzkopf company had about 200 to 250 employees and was represented outside of Germany by the INTAMIN company. Note: INTAMIN often appears as the builder of Schwarzkopf rides - nope - they only represented him!
Schwarzkopf had been building their own coasters since the early 60's, long before Intamin the ride broker was ever conceived. Intamin the coaster builder didn't even build their own coasters until 1979's Jr Gemini.
That is not an E-Stop. That is a Tower 2 miscatch. The loop brakes stay closed until the train reaches the top of the tower. (Same idea regarding Tower 1 and the Boomerang brakes)
If those brakes did not stop it there, there is a possibility that the train could make it through the loop and valley between the loop and boomerang. If that happened, they would have to evac, and the ride would be down for days instead of 15 - 30 minutes
Last edited by SFGAm Shock Wave on Mon Dec 31, 2007 4:46 pm
I dont understand... why are there brakes on the loop?
I could be wrong but I believe it's to keep the train from clearing the loop during a valley and getting stuck between the cobra and loop which would make it a lot harder to evacuate riders.
I wonder if Deja still has it's almost daily over/under shoots.
edit: I see someone beat me to the answer
Last edited by Deadnight Warrior on Mon Dec 31, 2007 4:47 pm
Thanks Robb for the pictures, o well it least its getting replaced with something. (knock on wood) Maybe SFMM will replace it with another coaster, who knows? _________________ Coaster Credits: 44 Favorite Steel: Goliath (Six Flags Over Georgia) Favorite Wood: Boardwalk Bullet (Kemah Boardwalk)
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