Hey everyone!
I love ski lifts, taking pictures of them, riding them, and even designing them. I wanted to get a starter for my designs and I already (somewhat) completed the design for a double chair and I am working on a 2-person gondola. I would also love to start designing smaller lifts, and towers, and the terminals.
Does anyone have any technical details of carriers or towers or terminals? If you do that would be fantastic. If you do not that's fine with me, too.
THANKS!
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Started by Liam, Sep 18 2010 03:20 AM
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Posted 06 November 2010 - 05:49 PM
Hi!
Not sure if this already posted, but I'll do it again.
My idea is to request that info directly from either Poma or Doppelmayr. They are very nice, and are happy to send it out. I requested it for a school project (I built a scale Poma tow) and they Express shipped it to me.
They are very willing to hand the data sheets out.
That is my suggestion!
Not sure if this already posted, but I'll do it again.
My idea is to request that info directly from either Poma or Doppelmayr. They are very nice, and are happy to send it out. I requested it for a school project (I built a scale Poma tow) and they Express shipped it to me.
They are very willing to hand the data sheets out.
That is my suggestion!
-The Breck Freak
- -Poma may be the new Quad, and Doppelmayr may be the last single, but Yan will always be the superior in detachables.
If in doubt, don't fall and roll unless you're in a Von Roll.
- -Poma may be the new Quad, and Doppelmayr may be the last single, but Yan will always be the superior in detachables.
If in doubt, don't fall and roll unless you're in a Von Roll.
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