I cannot get over the cleanliness of that equipment. Even the relays and contactors look squeaky clean!

2:28 - pro tip: with these mechanical locks that require a code, it typically doesn't matter which order the numbers are entered, so if you see 4 buttons that stand out then there are 24 possible combinations of those 4 digits, plus the fact each number can only be used in a code once... you get the idea, these things are super easy to defeat. If you have frequent access to the building, you could put a really faint line of pen or pencil on all of the buttons, not noticeable to the untrained eye, wait a few days or something, go back and see which buttons have the marks rubbed out, test the code, then rub the mark of all the buttons so nobody could possibly see it at a later time.

@andyblackpool

2 жыл бұрын

There are actually 10,626 combinations of four numbers from twenty four without any repetitions. Might take a bit longer then.

@skylined5534

Жыл бұрын

@@andyblackpool 'Best guess' will usually get around that. If the numbers used are 1459 it's more than likely going to be 1945. That said I'd pick 4591 because I'm awkward 😏

Love this. Thanks for taking the risk and time to share these equipment rooms. That wheel system and relay panel are something to behold.

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed watching it. I find these systems and designs fascinating! Thanks for the comment

@davida1hiwaaynet

6 жыл бұрын

Very welcome!

Tip for the mechanical code locks. The order that you enter the correct numbers / letters does not matter, so long as the correct ones are depressed. The "C" button clears any previously depressed buttons. Look for fingerprints on the buttons. Press "C" followed by all those with prints or worn surfaces. That's it, lock open. If prints are not obvious, polish the buttons up with cloth, sleeve etc and return after a few people have unlocked it. Prints can now be seen.

Epic! The motor sound is amazing!

I'm definitely going to watch part two, I like learning about how stuff works ^^

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Dev Shinx Cool! :)

Loving the detail and the dedication!

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

Ah thanks very much:)

Pretty nice seeing this machine work

UGH!!!!! This was just a teaser for Part 2. Loved it and can't wait for the next video.

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+N.E.A. Elevators It was originally one video, but when it went into 20 minutes I decided to split it, get the first part uploaded asap and complete part 2 for next time :)

@BigDaddyTimberWolf

8 жыл бұрын

+mrmattandmrchay have you ever got caught in a lift room and got in trouble

I have seen a few elevator/lift videos on youtube and yours are the best

I love that relay contact wheel. reminds me a bit of old washing machine program clocks :)

satisfying sound on 8:02 xD

Great video, nice colours on the drive wheels too. Thanks for sharing this video with us.

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! Yes, this is a unique setup, a motor room in its own place in a roof area.

@YourLocalGP

Жыл бұрын

@@mrmattandmrchay do you know why the circular parts are painted yellow?

that is one darn huge awesome sounding motor!

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+battytec videos Nice isn't it, and that wizz sound from the controller, but only when it goes down.

I love that dynamic brake sound (I think that's what it is). I've also heard it on commercial washing machines.

@mrmattandmrchay

4 жыл бұрын

agreed!

HAHAHA nice analogies! "Like a stallion on heat parading towards a mare..."

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+thewildeeper Thanks, I did have to think for a while and this is what I came up with :D

@dylanreischling4151

8 жыл бұрын

i am 11 years old and i like to play with relays and electrical stuff too. i wired up a relay to a fan and a thermostat when the thermostat clicked on the rely would contact and fan would turn on but lots of wires exposed but only 120 volt not 415. whats the worse elevator /lift you have worked on?

@ZLDSmogless

4 жыл бұрын

@@dylanreischling4151 I made a model of this selector using my electrics set

Wow! That floor-selector as well as the controller actually looks very clean and organized. I guess they try to keep it an that good shape. :)

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael “Mike i386” Roll It's like they are in no rush to modernise it. Might be there for next time, as I want to examine that selector in more detail.

I would have thought that you would encounter water tanks quite often in that kind of work with Tanks often being situated on roofs. The college I was at in the early 90s had a couple of Otis lifts from the late 60s on two sides of the building. The roof on one side was visibly strengthened and you knew there would be a large tank above!

you are inventive. looks like the relays are numbered left to right. 1 on the left and 7 on the right. floor selector wheel is impressive.

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Sam Sitar I love old Schindler motor rooms. More details on the wheel in next vid. :)

Fantastic video. Well done.

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael A Scott Thanks :)

i absolutely love the sound the motor makes when it spins up then spins down to stop it sounds so digital 7:22

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, very nice sounding lift this one!

@noxious_nights

4 жыл бұрын

omg same i love itt

@ag6371

2 жыл бұрын

It's caused by rheostatic braking

the intro to this video is the best i must say. that music is so spooky and makes me think twice before going into a motor room un guided

@mrmattandmrchay

7 жыл бұрын

Ah you mean the music in the back ground when the warning appears? Yeah, it's quite cool - actually I forgot about this music and might replace my music on my latest videos which are coming up very soon!

@julianpiper240

7 жыл бұрын

aha! I am very excited for these new videos you speak of, i can't help but watch the DMR lift, this lift, the massively informative lift and the express lift videos over and over! I think I've found a channel that makes me feel welcome and also makes it hard for me to resist watching everything over and over!

@mrmattandmrchay

7 жыл бұрын

Cool! I'm generally really glad that you like the videos. As you'll see at the end of my next video, I've added "MR PERFECTIONIST" to my video filming criteria!! I spend a lot of time perfecting videos. Sometimes when one of my videos takes months to edit and it's not very popular, I think "why did I spend so much time on it". The reason I do it is this is "me" - I love going into detail about how things work and what I've found. "QUALITY NOT QUANTITY" is what the mrmattandmrchay channel is all about. And it makes me really happy when I get good feedback from people, which I have to say is 95% of the time. :) Also, I like engaging with my viewers. I'm always listening and I try to respond to most people, but sometimes the sheer volume of comments and messages is difficult to manage!

@julianpiper240

7 жыл бұрын

The community here is few and far between, no other KZreadr has communicated directly to me as often or as thorough as you do, and it does really make me feel happy to know that watching a video on what I love, leaving feedback and getting a reply from the man behind it all really makes my day :)

I love everything about this lift! Tends to be Schindler and Otis that takes my fancy.

@mrmattandmrchay

4 жыл бұрын

I think Schindler is my favourite as well, but followed very closely by Otis and Express. Bennie is the least interesting to watch as all the relays are encapsulate so you can't see anything moving unless you look closely. Even their floor selector system is relays, which I'm covering in a video coming soon.

@ZLDSmogless

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrmattandmrchay looking forward to that!

In 4:02 you:where is the motor looking behind motor:I AM HERE

your just a legendary code braker!

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Angel Monica It wasn't that difficult, honest :)

i found it really amusing how you did that code crack lol

that motor and car are in stunning condition.

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

Yep this one has been looked after. Id like to see a modern day lift look this good after the same number of years... all original equipment intact.

nice elevator whit selector station very old and nice

looking forward to part 2...

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Matthew Clark :)

That type of code lock works on combinations not permutations. 1234 is the same as 4321.

great video ! !

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

thanks :)

7:42 that's a freaky shot, i love it

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Class A Living oh yeah! I wish I'd thought to turn on the shaft lighting though. Would have made filming the shaft a lot easier

a tip, it doesn't matter what order you put the number in on that type of lock as long as all the numbers are used.

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+spinba11 yep, which makes the code even more stupid

Thats so cool I love the old Indicator great Vid

@PROTXCHPRDE

8 жыл бұрын

An a question why are there German words like ein aus /on off Maybe the Schindler Lifts's coming from Germany?

@idl3k_elev

8 жыл бұрын

+ProTxch Schindler Lifts is from Switzerland

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+ProTxch I did wonder about that also.

@PROTXCHPRDE

8 жыл бұрын

maybe some parts are made in Germany and were delivered were the lift is

Schindler's Lift

Did you see the steering wheel on top of the elevator car? *Nani? Kansei Dolifto?* _Multi shaft drifting_ (sadly not 😔)?

I don't know what that big wheel is called (the one being peered into at the 10:00 mark), but I absolutely LOVE the "power down/power off" noise that it makes (if that IS the source). :D I have a deep-seated love of mechanical-electric sounds, and something about that one is downright satisfying. :)) I can't explain why; it is what it is.

@julianpiper240

7 жыл бұрын

that would be the schindler floor selector :) I agree with the motor sounds, absolutely stunning to listen to.

I find this scary and super interesting at the same time.

One day I'm going to hide in a motor room messing around with the relays and making everyone think the elevator is haunted :)

The *thunk* noise when the flywheel stops suddenly...

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

Best noises around, those old Schindlers!

@simontay4851

6 жыл бұрын

That's the motor contactor and/or brake operating.

It’s just you 😂 Great vid btw 😊

@mrmattandmrchay

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Neil :)

Quick question. Have you ever dropped a camera down a shaft? It sure seems like you would have at one point or another.

@zakksrage

2 жыл бұрын

No she has not

@amamasclips_offical

Жыл бұрын

@@zakksrage do you kean "no he has not?"

@zakksrage

Жыл бұрын

@@amamasclips_offical do you mean “do you mean”

Hi I find the concrete platforms where the lifts motor+gear assembly sits on (with the holes for the cables) often look as if they could crumble/break. Could that happen and wouldn't the lift fall down ?

@SVG1982

8 жыл бұрын

They are pressed on it and have a tooth. They won't come off easy and don't roll uncontrolled.

Lock Picking Lawyer can defeat one of those push-button locks in a matter of seconds...

When you press the relays to select different floors, does the light inside the button light up to? Or does it just go there without that?

@mrmattandmrchay

4 жыл бұрын

Pressing the button places voltage to make the relay switch on. When the relay is on, this places a by-pass across the button, so effectively the button can be released whilst the relay puts a short circuit across it - this is a what a latching relay does. So whether the button is pushed in the lift car, or I press the relay in manually, same effect. The call button will illuminate when-ever the relay is latched. The buttons inside the lift would also light up.

@mrmattandmrchay

4 жыл бұрын

Also see this - kzread.info/dash/bejne/h4eh16x8f7vIl84.html This is me in the motor room pushing in the relays, then pulling them back out again to unlatch them. As you can see, the floor indicators light up and go out.

UNO 2 is a door relais... Selector Switch is 1,2,3.....CA and the longest Switch is from the car door ( CF0 )

First of all - nice vid! Secondly: I take it you have had some issues with water tanks in the past??

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+David Irwin (passacaglia28) I'm going to have to point you towards my Q&A, see 3:17 as I answer this in perfect detail, but in summary, yes, it was when I was about 6 years old I removed the lid from my Nan's toilet cistern and didn't expect to see a large green limescaley hissing ballcock!!! .. kzread.info/dash/bejne/fnauy81miNfOdZc.html

@ssbohio

6 жыл бұрын

The hissing ballcock is dangerous when disturbed, even in its natural habitat. ;)

Do you know what is even better than the engine room of an elevator? The engine room of a cable car.

@mrmattandmrchay

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, glad you mentioned that. Recently I've looked at this video featuring a mine shaft elevator... Also interesting! kzread.info/dash/bejne/a5mVxsxsm6_FlrA.html

@simontay4851

6 жыл бұрын

I think you would like the water incline lift at the centre for alternative technology near machynleth in Wales. It has a huge drum that the cable winds on to.

I love the EEEEEOOOWWW sound the motor makes when it slows down then the sound of the clunking relays and motor contactor(s).

@simontay4851

6 жыл бұрын

When the lift is approaching a floor, how does the motor speed control work on a lift that is all relay logic. I didn't see any variable frequency drive (VFD) controller. Does a relay switch in a big power resistor to slow down the motor just before a floor?

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

The motor has two windings, so the motor has two built in speeds. With a VFD you can generate any speed, but before the invention of VFD drives the only way to do it was with a DC motor and an AC to DC generator to run the motor. The resistors prevent full current getting to things like motors so that if the motor was jammed then the resistor would heat up rather than the motor. It also has something to do with residual current from the motor being arrested by the resistor if I remember correctly!

Nice vid :D

@Nuker-jc6qo

8 жыл бұрын

Motor sound great

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah I agree... first time it started was a nice sound!

This motor sound just like the same 70s Schindler innerdoorless lift in Saudi Arabia

4321? Possibly that is the code?

@mrmattandmrchay

5 жыл бұрын

I couldn't possibly say!! XD

@MichalM

5 жыл бұрын

@@mrmattandmrchay HA HA!!!

I would definitely be wearing insulated gloves and using an insulated screwdriver to be pushing in relays. 24 volt relays or 24 volt coils did not go into effect across the industrial field till about the late 90s. Majority of time going back to relay logic systems like this the coils would be 110. Which definitely I have to say is a little sketchy watching you push it with a little precision screwdriver. Anyhow pretty cool video by the way

@skylined5534

Жыл бұрын

Thanks grandma.

I hate water tanks too. Even a disconnected one in my modern house loft made me feel uncomfortable.

The switches in the floor selector are amazing... PS, Russian elevators use the same switches, but they are in the shaft.

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Алексей Рукин Cool, so do they latch like these ones do? ("on" when lift is below, "off" when lift is above)

@watchmakerful

8 жыл бұрын

+mrmattandmrchay Our switches have three positions. When the cab is below, the switch is latched right (and vice-versa), when the cab is at the floor, the switch is held in the neutral position. This system is used only on relay controllers without memory.

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Алексей Рукин Superb video! This demonstrates it very well. Is this your video? If so, I'll give it a link in my next video.

@watchmakerful

8 жыл бұрын

+mrmattandmrchay No, it's a video from a famous lift mechanic in Kiev, I found it in my subscriptions.

I hate boilers and water tanks too, what was the piano music that played at the start?

Nice vid XD

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Sang Thanks Adam :)

@sastronot

8 жыл бұрын

+mrmattandmrchay nnnnnnnnn

people down where elevator is would think that the elevator gone crazy

I wonder what the code was...

So that encoder wheel is the lift position lamps?

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's the thing in the middle. Take a look at this video and I tell you in detail how it works - kzread.info/dash/bejne/i4xrztONY9K0nJM.html Very interesting stuff. This is the thing with old technology - you can study it and work out how it works. New lifts - a circuit board. Not anywhere near as interesting!

Ha Ha nice bro .. 😅 👍 Liked the don't do what I do do what I say thing u did before manually hitting those relays ..

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Roger Hammond Thanks! haha. Well I knew exactly what those relays did since my visit to that hotel in Saudi Arabia (I used a cigarette butt then!!) kzread.info/dash/bejne/oKl1xJSrhNCwn6g.html see 8:06 lol

Is it possible to like make the lift drive with open doors by pushing the right relay?

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+MiLAN Certainly is, as far as I know two relays should do it - the Main Contactor relay delivers power to the direction relays and should only switch on when the lift is ready to move and the safety circuit is made (i.e. all the doors are shut/locked). This must be on and then the direction of travel relay (up or down). Press both relays in by hand and it should take off, until you let go. I'm not going to try it though! I the controller WERE to request movement (up/down relay) then unless the main contactor relay is on, lift won't move.

@r3dbirdify

8 жыл бұрын

+mrmattandmrchay Ok

This elevator is old or new? It looks very modern, our relay elevators in Russia are from 80s like this one.

Were you actually ever gets when you went purely in an engine compartment? (Sorry for my English)

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Rossis Eisenbahn Videos Hi thanks for your comment. Sorry I'm not sure if I understand your question? I've been in lots of motor rooms... is this the same as what you mean by engine compartment?

@und4287

4 жыл бұрын

He probably meant: Have you ever been caught in a motor room?

Sir please upload 1 video for, how work logic elevator in plc

Urgh, I know what you mean, I HATE water tanks too :( our plant room had 2 massive blue tanks I had to walk past when I had to check roof access hatch security, going up the roof access ladder if you were unfortunate to look behind you, you were staring straight into the belly of them. For this reason, I refuse to enter our car wash plant room as its all water tanks, filters and a noisy compressor that makes you drop the kids off when it kicks in .. urgh...

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+JohnnyX50 OMG that gives me the frighteners - "if you were unfortunate to look behind you, you were staring straight into the belly of them" - so there was no lid? It's actually the ball valve part that I'm afraid of, did this tank have this?

A STALLION?? REALLY??? Hmmm. I'll have to think about that one. So will Mr. Chay if he ever gets a whiff of it. Waiting on the next one and you can branch out in to safe cracking any time!

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Lewie McNeely It was the best analogy (and the funniest one) that I could think of lol

@lewiemcneely9143

8 жыл бұрын

Too many relay fumes for you, Pal.

you can press them with your finger if you know what ya doin or use a short from pf to ca1 ca2 etc the car top control is an upgrade scindlers didn't meet uk standerds the big grey wheel is the floor selector ther a nightmare i am a lift engineer ask me a question

@ssbohio

6 жыл бұрын

What makes the floor selector wheel a nightmare?

I have seen 1066 as entrance to blocks of flats a few times. :/

@mrmattandmrchay

7 жыл бұрын

+ShadowGuidR yep its a popular one. But the most popular is the year someone was born! I was always figuring out people's codes by looking at finger prints around the most commonly used keys.

Can you wear leather or rubber gloves to press the relays?

@mrmattandmrchay

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah I guess so. It also depends on which part of the relay you are touching. If its the armature (the bit the pushes the contacts) then this should be fine to press on any relay, but it's all about being careful, and best practice is to wear gloves or press the relay with something that doesn't conduct electricity.

Water tanks and high voltage terminals only 5 feet apart, what could go wrong !

today's elevator controllers have low-voltage computer circuits.. but high voltage AC motors

@simontay4851

6 жыл бұрын

The controller controls contactor's that energise the motor.

This lock is a Zone brand

5:56

whats the song you used for the warning in the beginning?

@scottporter4454

7 жыл бұрын

The Videosmith Otis MacDonald not for noting

@mrmattandmrchay

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry, missed this message! Eureka by Huma-Huma - find it in the youtube audio library.

@feli0999

6 жыл бұрын

Kristofs Haus this is not a video of song this is a video of lift motor room

@feli0999

6 жыл бұрын

mrmattandmrchay,i like this motor room,it is putafole and,i like that sounds of the motor! B-D

Woah

6:36 I was wondering how many cables this lift has, 3? 4? 6? 8? [Motor stops] Motor or flywheel: TWOHHHH Okay the flywheel or motor said that it has two cables but i think it has 6

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

Good question, but if you look here then the answer is 5: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hGl2qryeaMrIk9Y.htmlm10s See the ropes coming off the big sheave, down to the smaller wheel.

You can touch the relais with your fingers😉

@simontay4851

6 жыл бұрын

It would be the last thing you touch. Some of those relay contacts have 415V on them.

7:15 danger don't touch the gears When the gears rotating your hands Is stuck at the gears

You've got a beautiful British accent * . *

@mrmattandmrchay

7 жыл бұрын

+IDlevels thanks :)

What is it that scares you about the water tanks?

@mrmattandmrchay

4 жыл бұрын

Here is a copy/paste from my "water tank phobia" video... kzread.info/dash/bejne/fXhnq7Rshdyxh7w.html ...SO WHY??? It's not actually the tank of water I'm afraid of, it's the automatics (especially ball values) - it's a bit like a spider that's completely visible and STILL, but when you disturb the "web" (water) it starts moving and hissing as water enters the tank. Ok, so a urinal is different, but in a way it's worse! You can hear it, water dripping into a tank which you know will 'erupt' without warning - it's just when? Is the tank full or empty? The dripping varies in pitch and volume. In fact, the fuller the tank, less distance for the drips to fall and the volume reduces. This gives you a false sense of security, as you take your mind away from it. But then, when you least expect it... The water starts falling down the pipe and you realise the flush has already started - too late to escape. From a quiet room the noise is too loud and you can hear the whoosing and gurgling of what's going on in the tank, as if the tank wants to let you know. Panic sets in, but I cannot bear the situation and it's too late to escape so I try and create a "mask". Eyes tightly shut, hands pressed hard against my ears, keep moving them to create a rustling noise to prevent me hearing the room at all. When I'm sure, I release my ears and the situation has ended. But the dripping is now louder than before as the drips travel further into the tank - a warning from the tank to 'GET OUT'. I run out trying to plan every step, including pulling the door handle down and opening the door at the same time as I'm moving towards it. Outside the room I casually walk away, but with my heart beating out of my chest! YES, I HAVE A FEAR OF WATER TANKS!

B&E Yay. Sarcasm.

Press some more relays!

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+diamondcraftia Only the call button relays. I really don't want to take this out of service, else I have to walk down 7 flights of stairs :D

@procksomaterman

8 жыл бұрын

Sorry for jumping into a conversation that is not mine but. that lock is mechanical, so if you know the digits of the code and put them in, in any order it will unlock.

@Ano_ny

8 жыл бұрын

Critter You have a point +1

what is the code to motor room? or you safety rule KEEP OUT?

@OBGuy

7 жыл бұрын

HAHA IT'S CODE C098765!!!

@OBGuy

7 жыл бұрын

Well C567890

why is the moter fan cooled ?

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

This is not normally required. But let's change the conditions: What if, it's summer time, it's really hot in the motor room, there is no air conditioning (there isn't in this room) and the lift is being used constantly. This is a condition where the motor might get too hot and then needs a fan to cool it down. So in summary, the fan is not required 99% of the time, but during hot conditions the fan is available for the 1% of the time when the motor gets hot.

I found that part scary

6:03

Perhaps you should think of joining the elevator union here in Canada 🇨🇦 I am elevator mechanic from new generation I work on I O PCB boards anyhow I am surprised there was no machine guarding here it is law in case such people like you and general public make their way in the machine room also it is law to have car top railing anyhow nice video but be careful shock electrical can kill you

@mrmattandmrchay

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the message. I did go for a job with Express Lifts straight out of school (1988!) but decided to follow a different industry. I'm an engineer myself (not with lifts) and well aware of what I can and cannot touch. All my videos containing motor rooms have that exact warning at the start. Yes, this motor has escaped the guards - very surprised to see it like this!

INVERTED LIFT MOTOR ROOM SO AMAZING AND INVENETER 99,99,99 MILES PER HOUR!!!!!

What type of elevator is this? It's not a true "single-speed" traction elevator because you can see (and hear) the motor change into what sounds like a lower mode a second or two before the lift stops. is there a more proper name for this? "Two-speed"? haha

did you "ask" before going up there?

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+Sam's Lab what do you think the answer would be? :)

Thirdly: did I detect a warning to Beno to not surf this lift? Lol!

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+David Irwin (passacaglia28) By the way, thanks for the comments! Well, it was kind of a "reminder" to everyone that lift surfing could cost you your life. It would seem that some people are treating lift rooftops as playgrounds - I'm telling you - IT'S ONLY A MATTER OF TIME

@passacaglia28

8 жыл бұрын

Trust me, I totally believe you. I would never dream of attempting to surf atop any elevator. However, because of yours and others' You Tube channels devoted to vintage "lifts", I am now very interested in learning more about them. Last week, I wandered into a parking garage near my house in search of the elevators, just because I was curious about the manufacturer, and what kind they were. Thank you, Mr. Matt, and thank you Beno! It turns out they are both Otis, gen... I have no idea, and probably modernized a bit, but there was nothing very special about them. And there were HYDRAULIC!!!! Bummer! The good new is, I rode one to the roof parking level to discover one of the city's disaster sirens atop a stairwell tower, vestibule... thing. That was awesome! I even took a photo with my phone. ANYWAY!!! Thanks for your replies. Cheers from across the pond.

Whats with the fear of water tanks?

@mrmattandmrchay

8 жыл бұрын

+npadul30 kzread.info/dash/bejne/fnauy81miNfOdZc.html see 3:18

I think they wanted u to get there

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

+trashtruck fan11 ;)

What is the code?!

This motor uses rheostats to slow down dynamically

Hehehe... Schindlers lift... Tee heel...

royal victoria hotel hastings, go to the basement and left out the door explore the massive basement all gaer is in the basement, 5 pm the staff leave the basement

@mrmattandmrchay

6 жыл бұрын

Ah cool thanks for the heads-up. If I'm ever there I'll take a look ;)

0:34 What The??

Well I guess if you got the code, it's not breaking and entering 😂😉🤔