It looks like an interesting system. I'd like to see a video that has more of an engineering perspective, shows how the thing works, explains the various parts, etc.
@@psirvent8 Great, I waited a year for this very minimal non-technical answer. I would still like to see a detailed engineering explanation. I guess the manufacturer doesn't want us to know the details, for fear we lose interest in this product.
@@gregm.857 Indeed the manufacturer doesn't want to give the details as they do the sound: Outrightly covering it with music, hence my previous comment about 4 years ago
A winch and cable would probably be better; less KWh and cheaper ? safety is assured already, as long as the bottom portion is airtight with a small exhaust valve/orifice for a controlled descent.
I don’t know if that is a great idea... Those motors consumes a lot of energy. I counted 5 motors (probably 6 in there) each one consumes approximately 1000w multiplied by 6 = 6.000w. That’s a lot of electricity!
Yeah its so strange when the decimal separator dot is used to count thousands. I find stupid that in this day and age half of the world uses the same symbols to mean the opposite, the world should unify and use the same separators be it comma or dot to mean thousands.
It looks like an interesting system. I'd like to see a video that has more of an engineering perspective, shows how the thing works, explains the various parts, etc.
It simply works by using standard hoover motors (Something like 5 or 7 I think) and thus sounds like a good ol' vacuum cleaner ! 😂😂
@@psirvent8 Great, I waited a year for this very minimal non-technical answer. I would still like to see a detailed engineering explanation. I guess the manufacturer doesn't want us to know the details, for fear we lose interest in this product.
@@gregm.857 Indeed the manufacturer doesn't want to give the details as they do the sound:
Outrightly covering it with music, hence my previous comment about 4 years ago
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A winch and cable would probably be better; less KWh and cheaper ? safety is assured already, as long as the bottom portion is airtight with a small exhaust valve/orifice for a controlled descent.
I don’t know if that is a great idea... Those motors consumes a lot of energy. I counted 5 motors (probably 6 in there) each one consumes approximately 1000w multiplied by 6 = 6.000w. That’s a lot of electricity!
1000 x 6 = 6.000 huh? Okay then.
Yeah its so strange when the decimal separator dot is used to count thousands. I find stupid that in this day and age half of the world uses the same symbols to mean the opposite, the world should unify and use the same separators be it comma or dot to mean thousands.
What was that? I guess no news is good news?