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Started by snoloco, Dec 03 2014 02:21 PM
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#1
Posted 03 December 2014 - 02:21 PM
Name the mountains and lifts.
Lift #1: 1998 Doppelmayr HSQ. Top Drive 600 hp and Bottom Tension. 5,546 feet long and 1,000 vertical with a line speed of 1,000 fpm. 96 chairs and 17 towers. 2,400 pph.
Lift #2: 2010 Poma 6-pack. Bottom Drive 700 hp and tensioning on both ends. 5,500 feet long and 1,475 vertical with a line speed of 1,000 fpm. 82 chairs and 22 towers. 2,600 pph.
Lift #3: 2005 Doppelmayr HSQ. Bottom Drive 500 hp and Top Tension. 3,762 feet long and 1,045 vertical with a line speed of 1,000 fpm. 66 chairs and 13 towers. 2,400 pph.
Lift #4: 2008 Poma HSQ. Bottom Drive 700 hp and tensioning at both ends. 6,096 feet long and 1,437 vertical with a line speed of 1,100 fpm. 98 chairs IDK the number of towers. 2,000 pph.
Lift #1: 1998 Doppelmayr HSQ. Top Drive 600 hp and Bottom Tension. 5,546 feet long and 1,000 vertical with a line speed of 1,000 fpm. 96 chairs and 17 towers. 2,400 pph.
Lift #2: 2010 Poma 6-pack. Bottom Drive 700 hp and tensioning on both ends. 5,500 feet long and 1,475 vertical with a line speed of 1,000 fpm. 82 chairs and 22 towers. 2,600 pph.
Lift #3: 2005 Doppelmayr HSQ. Bottom Drive 500 hp and Top Tension. 3,762 feet long and 1,045 vertical with a line speed of 1,000 fpm. 66 chairs and 13 towers. 2,400 pph.
Lift #4: 2008 Poma HSQ. Bottom Drive 700 hp and tensioning at both ends. 6,096 feet long and 1,437 vertical with a line speed of 1,100 fpm. 98 chairs IDK the number of towers. 2,000 pph.
#2
Posted 03 December 2014 - 05:40 PM
#2 sounds like the Kaatskill Flyer.
#4 sounds like Skye Peak.
#4 sounds like Skye Peak.
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#4
Posted 03 December 2014 - 06:51 PM
Oh, wait, #4 is the first Leitner-Poma HSQ at Gore (the one that's not the Adirondack II).
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#6
Posted 04 December 2014 - 02:06 PM
2 has already been answered. 4 is the Burnt Ridge Express Quad at Gore Mountain.
No one has tried 1 or 3 yet. They are both in the east. Lift #1 has a twin lift installed at the same mountain the same season with the same design. The only differences between these lifts is the length/vertical of course and that they have different rotations. Lift #1 is clockwise and its twin is counterclockwise. Lift #3 is located at a mountain approximately 2 hours north of #1.
No one has tried 1 or 3 yet. They are both in the east. Lift #1 has a twin lift installed at the same mountain the same season with the same design. The only differences between these lifts is the length/vertical of course and that they have different rotations. Lift #1 is clockwise and its twin is counterclockwise. Lift #3 is located at a mountain approximately 2 hours north of #1.
This post has been edited by snoloco: 04 December 2014 - 02:06 PM
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