... that area of the
park.
What!?
IMHO, the attraction is totally incongruous with Frontier Trail, which in my day
was lit with gaslamps, IIRC. No really, gaslight. And before a smart aleck asks, NO, it wasn't because the
incandescent bulb had not yet been invented.
Other random thoughts:
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I wonder which was the Las Vegas-based lighting company?
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6m43s: I didn't see the
presenter LOTO that Hoffman enclosure before opening it up and sticking his fingers in there. (Although he
might have, as there is an edit, between his opening of his Leatherman and the opening of the box.)
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7m57s: Oh great! Did he just pull out a LIVE
dimmer "cartridge" ??? Without turning off the module's breakers ??? Again,
LOTO may have happened off-camera.
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8m36s: "...and then we have these little colored dots here, which are called
SL s..." Good thing there [-]is not[/-] has never been
another product from within the Philips conglomeration with a similar name.
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11m59s: I wonder, Does "
Park the
channel at zero" meet the criteria for
Lock-Out/Tag-Out as specified in
NFPA 70E?
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All snarkiness aside, thanks for posting the video. An interesting glimpse backstage at an "architainment entertraction." I know other parks would NEVER allow such a video to be released.
EDIT: Cross posting to the
Show Control Forum, should anyone wish to ask
non-LED questions of
josh88 and
Morte615.
...These were added after the video was shot so you don't see them there. ...
Were these resistors/C7 lamps added after the initial installation to solve an unforeseen problem/issue? To the best of your knowledge, if you know, and you're not on trial here.
I only ask because
any type of
change order/alteration/retrofit/field modification can become costly and
might affect the permitting/
ATP process.