lets take a minute to realize how pathetic King Chaos is

[FParker185]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNYyTRRzmxA

Huss Top Spin 2, seems to know the score

[MollysMomma]

Wow! That looks crazy.

[Mr.SIX]

Well their Top Spin probably isn't a crappy carni ride.

[FParker185]

that is at a carnival. That's why it's doing that

[[jonrev]]

Unbe-f'ing-lievable...

[Mr.SIX]

Well that is pathetic that that can do 107 flips when ours does a mere 4. >.>

[cycamps]

That's awesome!!! I wonder what those people were feeling like after doing that many flips in a row.

[coasterkid94]

That was really cool. Personally, I think I would have gotten sick on that ride, and I usually don't feel nauseas very often. But 107 flips is definitely not something that you see very often.

[zjohn1988]

AMAZING


King Chaos would fall over

[Trailblazer Tony]

^ Very True

Thanks for the video, that was crazy!

[Mr.SIX]

How does that ride not fall over?

[cycamps]

Especially since it's a traveling carnival ride...

[FParker185]

I think before falling over King Chaos would crash into itself due to the unnerving amount of lateral sway it has. (arms that hold the gondola would swing sideways and contact the structure in a violent nature)

Though actually it's only doing what it was designed to do. Top Spin 2 is alittle smaller than the full size Top Spin (what SFGAm has, but I assure you the full size traveling model can match that as well), but rather than tanks, it has a bunch of outriggers and counterweights.

All Huss Top Spins have an incredibly sturdy design, not sure where SFGAm's went wrong, best I can guess is the use of sand rather than water in the tanks.

Also most rides I've gotten on King Chaos feature a single flip, though I have had as many as 5.

I am an advocate of the joystick over PLC controls, push joystick forwards, ride goes one way, pull it back and it goes the other way, button on top is gondola lock, that method of operation (most traveling traveling models have that) is totally the way to go.

As for the riders, they most likely felt light headed and were probably on the verge of expieriencing G-lock (sp?) at several points during the ride. I've done some top spin varients that flipped that furiously though for short duration, and that is basically what happens.

[DejaVuGurl1203]

Jesus christ...

I like King Chaos thanks.

Although I like intense ones too.

[Mr.SIX]

I liked the original cycle even though Ive never been on it it look amazing compared to our crap cycle. I really don't care if there's water in it there should be cement in there or sand to make it better.

[Jackluver18]

Yeah even though KC goes 4 I still won't go on it cause im not up for getting sick.

[Danhockey04]

Let me on, I wouldn't skip that like I do with KC.

[T.K.]

Holy..... I thought it broke down at first LOL. I would love that in our park.

[revolutiongurl]

I want to know why they clapped at the end. They were probably happy it was over

[LAFFfan4lyfe]

holy cow! That looks awesome. I'd want to do it, but I'd probably get a little sick..

[FParker185]

it was a group of coaster nerds such as ourselves

From Onride.de if I read correctly.

Also after some investigating that was at a fixed park, though it's a park where a majority of the rides are booked in by showmen, so it was a portable model (all top spin 2's are), so rides will be booked in there for a year or 2 then go back on the road, or rides may spend only part of a season in the park. Kinda like Wiener Prater in Wien, Austria