Jarsh wrote:CoasterFreak225 wrote:If the operator really want to push the limit, they could have a train cresting the lift hill as soon as forward train arrived to final brakes.
I don't think the blocking system would even allow that to happen. If you've noticed on Intimidator and Goliath (and any other B&M coaster), if you are going up the lift and the train before you has not passed the mid-course or the first set of brakes on the brake run, the lift hill slows. Once the previous train has cleared the blocks, then the lift hill speeds up to it's normal speed. If the previous train hasn't cleared the blocks by the time your train reached the peak, the lift will stop short of the drop to prevent anything from causing it to possibly go on over.
So, to clarify your statement, the second train would never be cresting the lift if the previous train had never cleared the blocks.
Yeah I know, I meant the final brakes as the end of brake run, so the first brake block will be already cleared by the time train is cresting the lift.
swampfox43 wrote:CoasterFreak225 wrote:swampfox43 wrote:Took this one last Sunday, March 8, 2015.
Hey, I'm wondering if you have a site where I could purchase a large print of your photos?
Since I have had numerous requests, I am looking into Smugmug and Shuttershock as a way to sell some of my aerial photos. I have many more aerial views besides Fury 325. If anyone has had experience with any of these sites, or other sites that sell photos, please advise me as I am new to this part of the game.
Flying Phil's does aerial photography too, but mostly northeast amusements parks, I ordered some prints from him, and I'm very satisfied with his work. He uses Paypal for payment and on-site order form. But I'm not sure where he print his photos though, maybe Fedex Office? Here is his order form as an example, maybe you can contact him via email for any questions?
http://www.flyinphilsphotos.com/orderprints.html