b&M Flying project

I am working on a B&M flyer called Demonium (sp?). It will have the height and speed of Tatsu, but the forces of Manta.

Question: does anybody have an idea of the forces allowable on Flyers, when they are in the flying position? I'm guessing around 3...

Please, dont anyone steal my idea or my theme.

- JC

While in the flying position, you probably don't want to let the forces go higher than 3.5 or 3.7 Gs. Anything higher is pushing it.

I think this would be a good ride
What's the color scheme blue/orange/black

Originally posted by highthrills2

I think this would be a good ride
What's the color scheme blue/orange/black

i dont know yet, but it will called Daemonium which means Demon in Latin so themed to be like your a flying demon

Originally posted by KrazyKoasterKid

While in the flying position, you probably don't want to let the forces go higher than 3.5 or 3.7 Gs. Anything higher is pushing it.

3.5G is intense even in the sitting position on normal coasters. I'd say just about 3 is your limit, and less than that if it's sustained.

3.5G isnt that intense.. you must be pussy if it is to you.

You do realize that before the trims, I305's first turn was just barely above 4 G, right? With the trims, it's about 3.6-3.7, and people still gray out.

Originally posted by Yaminub

3.5G isnt that intense.. you must be pussy if it is to you.

it is if its sustained

Don't you mean Daemonen? And if you want a good idea of the forces, look at the acceleration g forces in the sim, those are the forces on the riders.

Originally posted by A113

Don't you mean Daemonen? And if you want a good idea of the forces, look at the acceleration g forces in the sim, those are the forces on the riders.

no i dont mean deemonen. and its a vekoma flying dutchman style train and stuff (it will be shaped and themed like a B&M) so i think i can look at the vertical forces

the acc forces are the vertical forces while laying down im pretty sure....