first comment, because “why not” In Thailand, bangkok. lifts are not interesting also there no old lifts. But some metro are a-bit interesting, for like “Airport Rail Link” use Class 360/2 And “Red Line” train motor sounds like Class 800, 801 and 802 Also a cheap country
Hello Beno I'm In Westfield London White City Today. The Topshop Shop Whitch Had A Stannah Lift Closed Down. The Store Is Now Nike And The Lift Has Been Replaced With A Nice Kone Ecodisc
Do you always take your “crucifix” abroad, or just the triangle key on your keyset? I’m quite confused, I sometimes see you use the smaller triangle key and sometimes the crucifix
@@SejLifts The issue is how many keys can I get through airport security without being questioned. I have lost 2 VEE keys and 1 Crucifix at airport security. The VEE keys I kind of understand as it looks dodgy. I was very not happy about my Crucifix being binned. I have multiple key sets for various levels of risk with different numbers of keys. I have... My bait set - Just enough keys to get on a basic lift and start machinery and equipment. My standard set - Most keys needed for the UK but doesn't include rare keys My extended set - Every key that I have, including rare keys and European keys. Plus in addition to these, I also have various sets of motor room keys for specific areas. In the UK it is illegal to go in places like building sites while carrying tools, which is why I choose the appropriate key set for what I am doing, rather than carrying all my keys. Plus I have so many keys that it is very heavy to carry all of them. With going abroad, the more metal in your bag means for more suspicion security have towards you. As I usually have my extended set for Europe, I can reduce the amount of metal by carrying a smaller triangle key. But in Monaco, there was 3 lifts that I could not open with the triangle key. On 2 of them the outer circle of the key meant it couldn't fit in the lift door, and on 1 lift the key did not reach the triangle which was set a long way into the door frame. Also, on some Kone MX18, MX20, MX32, the triangle mechanism needs a lot of force and only a crucifix has the leverage to open it.
please go visit algiers and do a lift adventure there there are so many creepy looking towers and apartments and has epic trams and subway please go there !!!!!
@@GLH8 lifts usually have fans in them to circulate air through the car. In the US and some other places, the fan switch is key-operated, but here it seems it is a push button instead.
That's great with the public lifts and escalators. I love how that one is a mixture. Those sun faces are rather nice.
Parking assisting guide 😁
Monaco is such a beautiful place! I wish I could visit there
Good video mate 👍👍
When is the part 2 coming?
Monaco is a very rich and wealthy microstate and has such incredible buildings that even the rich people live. Looking forward to Part 2.
Beno, I bet you know, why the service Lift Motor was mounted in a 90 degrees angle, don‘t you?
that 1st KONE KSS has the alarm light on on the COP and is vandalized (edit 2nd KONE kss 140 has the cop alarm light on also)
The Otiskrupp should have the Eurolift voice😂
What isnt it tyseengroup
@@asetatlikalem ah yes, tyseengroup ices MRL
first comment, because “why not”
In Thailand, bangkok. lifts are not interesting also there no old lifts. But some metro are a-bit interesting,
for like “Airport Rail Link” use Class 360/2
And “Red Line” train motor sounds like Class 800, 801 and 802
Also a cheap country
Hello Beno I'm In Westfield London White City Today. The Topshop Shop Whitch Had A Stannah Lift Closed Down. The Store Is Now Nike And The Lift Has Been Replaced With A Nice Kone Ecodisc
6:32 Is this a Thyssen logo on a Kone motor?
Also there isnt a "ThyssenKrupp Elevators" anymore. Just TK Elevator which is now completely seperated from ThyssenKrupp.
0:56 service lift need a nmx 11 ecodisc going on 1,75m/s
ascenseur just means lift in french
how to you get in motor room ?
hey austin this is guys
Hé les gars c'est Austin
Austin is on an adventure in Monaco
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Austin is posting the same comment over and over again.
Do you always take your “crucifix” abroad, or just the triangle key on your keyset? I’m quite confused, I sometimes see you use the smaller triangle key and sometimes the crucifix
I have a crucifix. Is there any difference using that instead of a regular triangle key? Do I even need a regular triangle key if I have a crucifix?
@@SejLifts The issue is how many keys can I get through airport security without being questioned. I have lost 2 VEE keys and 1 Crucifix at airport security. The VEE keys I kind of understand as it looks dodgy. I was very not happy about my Crucifix being binned.
I have multiple key sets for various levels of risk with different numbers of keys. I have...
My bait set - Just enough keys to get on a basic lift and start machinery and equipment.
My standard set - Most keys needed for the UK but doesn't include rare keys
My extended set - Every key that I have, including rare keys and European keys.
Plus in addition to these, I also have various sets of motor room keys for specific areas.
In the UK it is illegal to go in places like building sites while carrying tools, which is why I choose the appropriate key set for what I am doing, rather than carrying all my keys. Plus I have so many keys that it is very heavy to carry all of them.
With going abroad, the more metal in your bag means for more suspicion security have towards you. As I usually have my extended set for Europe, I can reduce the amount of metal by carrying a smaller triangle key. But in Monaco, there was 3 lifts that I could not open with the triangle key. On 2 of them the outer circle of the key meant it couldn't fit in the lift door, and on 1 lift the key did not reach the triangle which was set a long way into the door frame. Also, on some Kone MX18, MX20, MX32, the triangle mechanism needs a lot of force and only a crucifix has the leverage to open it.
@@benolifts why does thyssen have their logo on a ecodisc motor is it because they maintain kone?
please go visit algiers and do a lift adventure there there are so many creepy looking towers and apartments and has epic trams and subway please go there !!!!!
0:49 this lift seems to be some schindler telling bay doorplate 8:44 frankestheins lift
Whats the fan button do at 1:00 ?
It.. it turns on the fan
@@SejLifts what fan, and why is there one in the lift?
@@GLH8 lifts usually have fans in them to circulate air through the car. In the US and some other places, the fan switch is key-operated, but here it seems it is a push button instead.
@@GLH8 ventilation
When will be the desert area finished at the game "lift tour time mmog" ?
Beno what is your accent? It really interests me.
South East England
@@benolifts someone told me previously it was manchester but when i listen to manchester accents you still sound unique.
@@TonyMontage32 its definetely not Manchester... I live in Manchester
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First (sorry I'm not first)
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Arriva (sorry I'm not Arriva).
Southern (sorry I'm not Southern)
9:23 = pissenkrupp
11:17 very beautifully liminal