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They use pac's programmable automation controller they are more complex and can do more functionality than a plc

Great video! I'm currently going to school atm to become an electrician technician. One of the last classes I'll be taking is regarding PLCs! My current class I have to do a PowerPoint and a paper on anything electrical, so I decided rollercoasters. LOL. I'll be sure to credit & source this as a reference.

These videos are brilliant mate

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Roller coaster PLCs should be under lock and key while the ride is under operation. A red error causes the lift hill will stop, and the mid course brake run to engage continuously until the train until the PLC fail safe is overridden which needs to never ever be done by a ride operator no matter the circumstances and should only be done by a ride engineer and after the prerequisites are completed.

This is really great because not many channels give that kind of in-depth information on amusement ride technology. One thing you might wanna try is a more dumbed down title, this video for example could be something like "is it safe to stretch out your arms when riding a roller coaster?" But I think a lot of people would be interested in these topics they just don't know it.

Absolutely amazing video!

I just found the channel today and I’m in love! It’s been a year since the last time you posted a video. I’ve learned so much from your videos and I would love to see more from you! 😃

This video deserves way more attention. Amazing work!

Everytime I go to Disneyland, Universal Studios, or Knott's Berry Farm, I am amazed at the computer controls used in rides and entertainment today. I majored in Electronics, Microwave Communication and everything from vacuum tube electronics, Color TV repair, solid state devices and electronic circuit design math. Automation and computer control of rides and industrial machines fascinate me.

Good to know there is some safety between me and the meth head running the machine.

i would love to see one or even better, a series on all diferent parts of animatronic shows like the tikki room as i am developing a show software my self

Can you do a video about all park sound systems?

so if I understand correctly this is something that is mandatory when building every coaster?

Do you know anything about older rides? The Beast at Kings Island comes to mind, as I've heard it is possible to touch the walls during the helix, so if I were to guess, older rides don't have to follow the same rules regarding clearances

Hey - love the channel. Keep it up man. +1 subscriber

Hello! I am new to your channel and am curious to know if you could talk about some of the cyber security aspects of theme park rides. cannot wait to see more of your videos!

Could you please do one on the Disney web slinger ride and how it interacts with the power band modules? Many seem to believe this ride is the same tech as the Lego Ninjago ride. But no pictures of the ride vehicles seem to show the same rectangular IR cameras like Ninjago uses.

Great video! Channel looks inactive, so I really hope to see more videos in the future :D

Please make more.

Can you do a video on how they relaunch a roller coaster on a launch coaster when the first launch doesn’t work or is not strong enough?

Don't know how I am just now finding this but great video!

Oh man whats the merchandise website? The website attached to your channel has a bad gateway. Would love one of those E-Stop buttons lol

Make more videos plz

I hope some of the PLC's and IO modules I repair at work are used to control a theme park ride, that would be cool.

me: going to turn on lofi to work with also me: sees this and realizes it can teach me about my dream job area me: I think this is more important and I have plenty of time

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When can we expect the next video ? And what will we be seeing next ?

Very imformative video. Ive been in the computed room of Cheetah Hunt. Can you do one explaining LSM's? That would be really cool.