Superman Ultimate Flight- SFDK POV

I couldn't find a topic for this so here it is!

The ride looks pretty sweet!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEKYJm8l ... re=related

Looks like a cool ride, except for the fact that the rotation on the no inverting loop looks like something a n00b would come up with in NL...

[Coasterkidmwm]

Why?

This looks pretty good considering none of us really paid much attention to it

^It's not at all consistent rotation. The dive portion is the most drastic, I think.

^Yeah, they do that on purpose so that the lateral forces stay within the range of comfort

[Coasterkidmwm]

Originally posted by Jcoasters

^Yeah, they do that on purpose so that the lateral forces stay within the range of comfort

Why in hell would a varying rotation speed be more comfortable than a consistent one?

Originally posted by boneplaya

Why in hell would a varying rotation speed be more comfortable than a consistent one?

Is your name Ron Toomer?

female doging aside, this ride looks like tons of fun. I definitely would not mind seeing more of these sort of coasters pop up at some more parks as long as they don't throw on some uncomfortable OSTRs.

sweet ride.

They should clone this coaster

Originally posted by Coasterkidmwm

Originally posted by Jcoasters

^Yeah, they do that on purpose so that the lateral forces stay within the range of comfort

oK! [approve]

Originally posted by AJClarke0912

Originally posted by boneplaya

Why in hell would a varying rotation speed be more comfortable than a consistent one?

Is your name Ron Toomer?

I don't mean linear transitions, I mean smooth ones. I do understand the ambiguity though.

Most B&M/Intamins don't use perfectly "smooth" transitions. You just seem to have noticed here and not elsewhere.