The IMPOSSIBLE skilift that actually exists скачать в хорошем качестве

The IMPOSSIBLE skilift that actually exists

Traditional skilifts cannot turn in all four directions due to the way they are built. And yet there is one to defeat this limitation with a surprisingly simple invention. Discover the Hohstock skilift, built in 1982 and the very last of its kind located in Switzerland. Technical data: Location: Belalp (Naters VS), Switzerland Length: 1815m Altitute: 2654-3113m over sea level Producers: Borer, Küpfer, Kissling Further links (in German, use a translation service): Technical data: https://www.seilbahninventar.ch/objek... History (Belalp): https://www.belalp.ch/belalpbahnen/ge... Skilift technologies: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurvens... Liftworld (overview): https://seilbahntechnik.net/de/lifts/... Gondelbahn Monde (video of full ride):    • Hohstock   00:00 Intro 00:27 Mighty ropeways 00:55 Skilift basics 01:28 The clamp 02:23 (Im)possible directions for turns 03:17 Partial solution 1: pushing the limits (Skilift at Bürchen) 03:47 Partial solution 2: turn until it fits (Skilift at Chäserrugg) 04:57 The impossible skilift (Hohstock, Belalp) 06:04 The solution that makes it possible anyway 07:35 More awesomeness