Gavionla Tilt Coaster

I don't understand how this new tilt mechanism can ever be built into a coaster.  And if it is, I don't know if I would feel safe on it!  I mean if the breaks fail for whatever reason like maybe a power outage, you're toast.  Does anybody else see where I'm coming from?  And O yeah I know that I probably spelled Gavionla wrong so I apologize.

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Well..hate to tell you..but Vekoma built one this year :)
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What is the name of the coaster, does anybody have pics?

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The coaster is called Gravity Max

It is called Gravity Max, at Discovery World in Taiwan..some information can be found at:

 

http://coaster-network.com/bm/vekoma/tilt.htm

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Here are some pics of Gravity Max: http://coaster-network.com/bm/vekoma/tilt.htm
Edit: Darn Xander ya' beat me to it! :)
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*** This post was edited by SFMWManiac87 on 10/24/2001. ***

well, theres shaft of terror at gold reef city, but that was from a guy named Ronald Bussink, heres a link to the pics

http://rcdb.com/installationgallery1481.htm

and heres the one from vekoma, i dont think its going to open any time soon, since the park ran out of money for awhile.

http://rcdb.com/installationdetail1357.htm

I would imagine that the brakes would be fail-safe, in that they would remain closed in the event of a loss of power and/or air pressure.