Back to PAT, as I was looking at the flyer they sent out for season passes, I noticed that the cobra roll seems like it's at the top of a long incline. I hadn't noticed that in other Beemers.
Now, to prevent confusion, what I mean is that it seems to me that the cobra rolls tend to be at more of a straight-on angle, not a hill up to it.
Am I missing them, am I on to something, or, has the loss of all my Nebraska blood causing me to be delirious?
(edit was due to me actually thinking 'prevent', but typing 'cause', which actually did cause confusion) *** Edited 11/6/2005 8:49:47 PM UTC by SVLFever***
Inline twist: http://www.rcdb.com/ig735.htm?picture=18
-Nate
So...does the inline twist seem like it has more of a hill approaching it?
I don't think they could get Frank to come back...ever....just based on pride alone. I hear Bob Uecker is available.... ;)
On inverted coasters this causes the hill that the rail shapes to have a sort of "dent" on the top, as a portion of the vertical size of the train has to be subtracted from the parabolic curve, almost making it look like a straight piece of track.
I guess that is one reason why inverted inline-twists are looking so flat sometimes.
But there are flat airtime hills on Hypercoasters as well -
the flattest one has to be the hill after the second drop of SFMM Goliath. (Is there actually any airtime on there?)
http://www.casabrian.com/images/medium/2002/socal/02-sfmm/goliath/CRW_2071_med.jpg
http://www.casabrian.com/images/medium/2002/socal/02-sfmm/goliath/CRW_2180_med.jpg
(the first pic shows just how incredibly flat that hill actually is) *** Edited 11/7/2005 7:57:13 PM UTC by superman***
I just posted some pics I took 2 years ago at SFStl and pictures I took last year at Adventureland, Ia on
http://360.yahoo.com/tonyblackjack2004
I didn't notice what they have done on the station when I looked at the webcam earlier. Is it even noticable yet?
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