Cedar Point '07 Project
Does anyone know of an Intamin coaster with trim-brakes? *** Edited 9/4/2006 1:28:02 AM UTC by DantheCoasterman***
And as for me showing my intellegence, I put in my thoughts about most subjects. I could careless about being right, or acting like i'm the person who knows all. But if that's your take on it, then well, I could see why you're attacking me. Since ya'll were those who've been on the board and then some guy comes out of no where and takes the spotlight. i'll back out, since you wanna whine about it.
And if you hate what I write, ignore my post, It's not my fault you read my post. I thought you were pros at this forum stuff. Don't even reply to this, grow up, move on.
And to keep this post on topic....
I can't wait to ride this ride. :-)
Oh, and it's nice to see that CP Planning & Development took my advice... ;)
Rich G
TCKR- Same instance as the presidential elections. The popular vote isn't always the best choice.
But it all depends on how long the ride is. I would say probably 90 seconds or less, but it depends on the first half. But with the cars being this small, I can see the double loading platform approach, which could help pumped out over 1000 per hour. But we al know that, even though statistics claim that many, it's usually half that. *** Edited 9/4/2006 2:40:06 AM UTC by BANDandDCI***
BANDandDCI said:But it all depends on how long the ride is. I would say probably 90 seconds or less, but it depends on the first half. But with the cars being this small, I can see the double loading platform approach, which could help pumped out over 1000 per hour. But we al know that, even though statistics claim that many, it's usually half that. *** Edited 9/4/2006 2:40:06 AM UTC by BANDandDCI***
What? What is probably 90 seconds or less?
BANDandDCI... I could care less about how smart you are, that's wonderful you have great GRAMMAR (not 'grammer' as how you spelled it). Just like you could care less about finite element analysis to deterime thermal expansion coefficients for carbon reinforced polymers, so I won't bore you with my engineering crap and neither should you bore anyone else with your French BS. By correcting me it doesn't add anything to this discussion, just takes away from it. 'A la' as everyone else has said, is understood... is it correct? Probably not, but it's understood as being 'correct' in our society. Just give it a freaking break... I'm suprised you haven't forfeited the argument anyways since you seem so French obsessed.
Can we finally get back on subject. Cripes.
*Edited to complain more. *** Edited 9/4/2006 3:02:50 AM UTC by whoeverknew***
BANDandDCI said:
You obviously can't get passed the fact that i'm right this time.
There's also a difference between "careless" and "care less" but who's keeping score?
Sorry to not let this drop but the issue isn't even that you're right or wrong on the "a la" thing (even though you're clearly wrong) but that you actually think it's appropriate to correct someone else's diction when yours is as bad as anyone elses on this board. Goodness. *** Edited 9/4/2006 3:05:31 AM UTC by matt.***
I bet it will take about 120 seconds or more.
Mamoosh said:
Look at the middle of this picture. Doesn't it seem like that would hurt?That slight turn at the end of straight track in the opposite direction of the turn that follows is quite common.
That common after a launch at high speeds? Maybe it's just the angle at which the picture was taken, but it looks like an unusually sharp transition.
Expedition GeForce:
DantheCoasterman said:
Does anyone know of an Intamin coaster with trim-brakes?
The ride time is pretty fast. I mean, dropping vertical pics up some speed, and it may take about 45 to 60 seconds to do that first part, then after the launch it'll be about 30 seconds. So maybe it will be about 120 when you add on the lift time. I'm just ready for next year so workers get firrst dibs.
Closed topic.
