Recent content by Benni

Yes, he had the lucky chance to ride it. In the meantime I was at home and made the video :D For me it's interesting, how the long trains affect the g-forces of the first row. Seems like you get the feeling of getting pushed over the top. For me it looks like an interesting coaster. I'd really...

Maybe @Trax could say something about Kondaa. I haven‘t had the chance to ride it yet :)

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I honestly love both. Steel coasters on the one hand have a much greater versatility, regarding almost every aspect of it's designs. Oftenly they offer a far smoother ride, than anything else (with a few exceptions). From a technical point of view steel is the more reliable, less prone, delivers...

Okay, as soon as themeparks are allowed to open again, we'll try to measure the g-forces of a B&M Hyper. The nearest one would be Silver Star. ;) But I'd also say, as long as the tracks are designed to barely hit the 0 g, they'll probably get under 0 g, if you're sitting further from the center...

Do you realise what you are talking about? At first you completely dismissed my sarcastic comment on your twisted perception of airtime, and at second you still did not deliver any RELIABLE statistics. Instead you completely messed up the terms of velocity, force, mass and acceleration. Pound is...

Okay, since you still do not seem to understand any basics of the topic, here are some explanations for you. We do measure with a frequency of 400 Hz, that means 400 Measurements of acceleration per second. The accelerometer in our measuring device has a resolution of 0.0039 g, and has a...

@Jcoasters do you have any reliable statistics to prove @Trax wrong? I'm pretty certain, that these statistics are some of the most accurate statistics you can get. But randomly throwing g's into the room won't give you any arguments, but only feel-facts. At this point any proper discussion...