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RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
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This is getting out of hand.
This thread is for discussion of rumors surrounding Project Madrid. Any comments about how this thread makes you feel, are off topic and best left out of this thread. Sarcastic replies, for the most part, add nothing to the discussion and should be left out as well.
Please remember to think about what you post before you hit submit.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
There is also the pending FAA aproval do to the height and close proximity to an airport. If I remember correctly the public feedback timeframe on that is till the end of the month. I am not sure how long they have to review those before deciding on if they will give the go ahead or not.
Celticdog said:
There is also the pending FAA aproval do to the height and close proximity to an airport. If I remember correctly the public feedback timeframe on that is till the end of the month. I am not sure how long they have to review those before deciding on if they will give the go ahead or not.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
We know that there is ultilty work going on in there area. As it had been seen by myself and others. There are also permits on file for it. We DON'T know thT its electrical or that its directly related to the DF building. The permits on state that they are for laying conduits not what will be going through them and only give a general area. When I saw the work it appeared to be going toward the DF building but that would also be a logical location to park and stage equipment and supplies for work on the general area.
Nicole said:
We know that there is ultilty work going on in there area. As it had been seen by myself and others. There are also permits on file for it. We DON'T know thT its electrical or that its directly related to the DF building. The permits on state that they are for laying conduits not what will be going through them and only give a general area. When I saw the work it appeared to be going toward the DF building but that would also be a logical location to park and stage equipment and supplies for work on the general area.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
Any wire being installed in that flexible orange conduit mentioned earlier is communications, or low voltage (110 volt). Power to run any launch platform would be installed in hard conduit, somewhere between four and eight inches. This would be trenched, and potentially have concrete poured over the top of it.
Any wire being installed in that flexible orange conduit mentioned earlier is communications, or low voltage (110 volt). Power to run any launch platform would be installed in hard conduit, somewhere between four and eight inches. This would be trenched, and potentially have concrete poured over the top of it.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
About a year and a half/two years ago I was pulled into one of those little houses/offices in England to do a survey for the park. I strongly recommended adding a new country, likely Spain. Did anyone else have this experience and if so what did you recommend when asked in the survey what you'd like to see in the park?
I'm not sayin, I'm just sayin.
About a year and a half/two years ago I was pulled into one of those little houses/offices in England to do a survey for the park. I strongly recommended adding a new country, likely Spain. Did anyone else have this experience and if so what did you recommend when asked in the survey what you'd like to see in the park?
I'm not sayin, I'm just sayin.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
I've probably done the survey three or four times in the past two years...usually the survey was geared towards the special event going on at the time (Food and Wine, Howl-O-Scream), but I have suggested Spain in the "additional comments" area as well, especially since it's been rumored for years.
I've probably done the survey three or four times in the past two years...usually the survey was geared towards the special event going on at the time (Food and Wine, Howl-O-Scream), but I have suggested Spain in the "additional comments" area as well, especially since it's been rumored for years.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
And yet, you keep coming back...
My experience with FAA reviews tends to be fairly slow. You are correct about a public input/comment period. It's usually a 30 advertisement period with a 30 day input period. FAA could take another 30-45 days to review everything before providing comments/approval.
Thomas said:
And yet, you keep coming back...
horsesboy said:
My experience with FAA reviews tends to be fairly slow. You are correct about a public input/comment period. It's usually a 30 advertisement period with a 30 day input period. FAA could take another 30-45 days to review everything before providing comments/approval.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
There is a possibility the orange conduit is associated with the DAS (distributed antenna system). There was a submission to JCC, case #C-008-2017 and then updated under case #SP-0084-2017 to install a network of antennas and support systems throughout the park. These can be found on the JCC Casetrak website.
There is a possibility the orange conduit is associated with the DAS (distributed antenna system). There was a submission to JCC, case #C-008-2017 and then updated under case #SP-0084-2017 to install a network of antennas and support systems throughout the park. These can be found on the JCC Casetrak website.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
You got it, but I would expect WiFi and/or VHF 2-way radio. Basically, at a very high level, all it does is separate out the base station from the antennas and allows you to spread out (hence the "distributed" reference) the antennas to increase the coverage of a radio system. So think of a WiFi access point with many antennas hooked up to it to increase coverage but not require deployment of new access points (and whatever uplinks needed) all over the place.
Been to a large airport, hotel, arena that offered WiFi? Quite likely they had a DAS.
You got it, but I would expect WiFi and/or VHF 2-way radio. Basically, at a very high level, all it does is separate out the base station from the antennas and allows you to spread out (hence the "distributed" reference) the antennas to increase the coverage of a radio system. So think of a WiFi access point with many antennas hooked up to it to increase coverage but not require deployment of new access points (and whatever uplinks needed) all over the place.
Been to a large airport, hotel, arena that offered WiFi? Quite likely they had a DAS.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
So, there is a general color coding system for conduit/pipes and a different color coding system for MisUtility for spray painting to mark said conduit (and pipes) once they are already underground and their current color coding system is as follows:
Conduit:
Red — Fire alarms systems
Green – health care systems
Blue — data communications
Yellow — High voltage
Orange — Fiber optic or coax systems
Purple — Security systems
MisUtility Markings:
Red - electric power lines, cables, conduit, and lighting cables
Orange - telecommunication, alarm or signal lines, cables, or conduit
Yellow - natural gas, oil, steam, petroleum, or other gaseous or flammable material
Green - sewers and drain lines
Blue - potable (drinkable) water
Purple - reclaimed water, irrigation, and slurry lines
White - proposed excavation limits or route
So, there is a general color coding system for conduit/pipes and a different color coding system for MisUtility for spray painting to mark said conduit (and pipes) once they are already underground and their current color coding system is as follows:
Conduit:
Red — Fire alarms systems
Green – health care systems
Blue — data communications
Yellow — High voltage
Orange — Fiber optic or coax systems
Purple — Security systems
MisUtility Markings:
Red - electric power lines, cables, conduit, and lighting cables
Orange - telecommunication, alarm or signal lines, cables, or conduit
Yellow - natural gas, oil, steam, petroleum, or other gaseous or flammable material
Green - sewers and drain lines
Blue - potable (drinkable) water
Purple - reclaimed water, irrigation, and slurry lines
White - proposed excavation limits or route
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
Guys the wait is over. Larry Giles finally went back on his words. Due to my sources, I can confirm that we will be seeing an Intamin Accelerator in 2019. It will be contained in Festa Field and not be crossing the Rhine River. It will be the tallest inverting coaster in the world, a long with the world's tallest inversion. The peak of the ride will be the 312 foot tall loop. This loop will be achieved thanks to a 100 mph LSM launch. The ride will be 5,658 feet long and it will include many elements. The elements include: loop, zero-g roll, cobra roll, airtime hills, and a horseshoe roll. On the way back to the station after the mid-course break run, the train will run on track on the top of the loop in a top hat fashion. I am unable to show the full layout of the ride as the only picture I received was cut in half. Please see below for everything that I have to show.
Guys the wait is over. Larry Giles finally went back on his words. Due to my sources, I can confirm that we will be seeing an Intamin Accelerator in 2019. It will be contained in Festa Field and not be crossing the Rhine River. It will be the tallest inverting coaster in the world, a long with the world's tallest inversion. The peak of the ride will be the 312 foot tall loop. This loop will be achieved thanks to a 100 mph LSM launch. The ride will be 5,658 feet long and it will include many elements. The elements include: loop, zero-g roll, cobra roll, airtime hills, and a horseshoe roll. On the way back to the station after the mid-course break run, the train will run on track on the top of the loop in a top hat fashion. I am unable to show the full layout of the ride as the only picture I received was cut in half. Please see below for everything that I have to show.
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RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
Seems legit.
Seems legit.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
I feel like people on this thread don't realize that this guy posted purely satirically.. Obviously it's far from legit, but that's the point, I assume. I mean at least I got a laugh out of it. Now on the other hand, if trolling on the forum is allowed or not is a different issue.
I feel like people on this thread don't realize that this guy posted purely satirically.. Obviously it's far from legit, but that's the point, I assume. I mean at least I got a laugh out of it. Now on the other hand, if trolling on the forum is allowed or not is a different issue.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
Also, MadridNot is not the same as MadridBot. MadridNot has only one (1) post as of now.
Also, MadridNot is not the same as MadridBot. MadridNot has only one (1) post as of now.
RE: Project Madrid: New Hamlet? Giga Coaster? 315' Tower?
Wait...isn't that picture from "MadridNot" from the Coaster Studios parody of Full Throttle?
Wait...isn't that picture from "MadridNot" from the Coaster Studios parody of Full Throttle?
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