Attention all monorail personnel!

[Monorail_Red]

I'll take a crack at these.......

Now for a few trivia questions of my own. Pilots, please 10-23.
[spoiler]10-23 means stand-by :) [/spoiler]

1) How long is each Monorail at Walt Disney World?
[spoiler]203'6"[/spoiler]

2a) How many cars did the Mark IV Monorails originally have?
[spoiler]5[/spoiler]

2b) How many cars did the Mark IV Monorails have when they were decommissioned?
[spoiler]6[/spoiler]

2c) Which Monorail did not have that extra car?
[spoiler]Gold[/spoiler]

3) How many wheels are on the Mark VI Monorail?
[spoiler]124[/spoiler]

4) What is the term that we Monorail pilots use to describe regular operation?
[spoiler]10-8[/spoiler]

5) On the Epcot beam, when you are travelling from TTC to Epcot, you pass a runway and a lake on the left side of the Monorail's forward motion. What are their names, respectively? What is the importance of that runway?
[spoiler]Not sure about the runway but I know that it's Lake Bambi[/spoiler]

6) How many ways are there to exit a Monorail car?
[spoiler]8, 4 doorways, 2 emergency hatches, 2 emergency exit windows[/spoiler]

7) What part of the Monorail is a Disney Trademark?
[spoiler]the "D" that won't be there after all the trains are repainted :( [/spoiler]

8a) What is the top speed of a Disney Monorail?
[spoiler]40MPH, 48MPH on the "thrill hill" before an overspeed?[/spoiler]

8b) What is the top speed of a Monorail according to Bombardier?
[spoiler]100MPH[/spoiler]

9) What are the colors of the stripes that identify the Monorails?
[spoiler]Silver, Gold, Black, Red, Orange, Yellow, Lime, Green, Blue (aka "Blew"), Purple, Pink, Coral[/spoiler]

10) At what resorts might you have to sign paperwork stating that Disney has the right to use part of the land to build a Monorail line at their option?*
[spoiler]Saratoga Springs[/spoiler]

11) At most, how many people can be operating a Monorail at one time in the United States?
[spoiler]1[/spoiler]

12a) How high is the highest point on the Monorail?


12b) How low is the lowest?


13a) How many power settings are there on the console?
[spoiler]5[/spoiler]

13b) How many brake settings are there on the console?
[spoiler]4[/spoiler]

14) How many miles of track are there on the entire Walt Disney World Monorail System, including switches and spurlines?
[spoiler]~14?[/spoiler]

15) Monorails Coral and Lime, as PapaMouse stated earlier, have deltas to differentiate them from some other Monorails. What is the original color of the deltas on Lime?
[spoiler]dark blue[/spoiler]

16a) Where are the Monorails stored at night?
[spoiler]10 in shop, 2 in MK and/or resorts? Parked nose-to-nose at Contemporary if it's really cold?[/spoiler]

16b) How many Monorails can be stored at this facility at one time?
[spoiler]10[/spoiler]

[Monorail_Red]

Now here's some trivia questions of my own:

1) Which was the 1st train to recieve the new touchscreen panel/interface?

2) Which Mark VI was the 1st to come on line?

3) Which Mark VI was the last to come on line?

4) Who is the gentlemen that does the new (current) spiels?

5) Beacon light colors? Resort? Express? Epcot?

6) What are beam contact sensors?

7) How many volts does a train pick up from the Buss Bar?

8) What is the "Deadman" and what will happen if a driver is unable to hold it in position for 3 seconds?

9) A train can be driven from either end. From what cabs are trains driven out of based on the beam? Resort? Express & Epcot?

10) 10-51

[Shorty82]

4) Who is the gentlemen that does the new (current) spiels?

[SPOILER]I know this one but I just can't remember it.[/SPOILER]

6) What are beam contact sensors?

[SPOILER]The sensors used to activate the automated spiels and used to know a train's location relative to the one in front of it to prevent the trains from getting to close to each other[/SPOILER]

7) How many volts does a train pick up from the Buss Bar?

[SPOILER]600 volts[/SPOILER]

9) A train can be driven from either end. From what cabs are trains driven out of based on the beam? Resort? Express & Epcot?

[SPOILER]Car 1 on Epcot and Express, Car 6 for Resort[/SPOILER]

10) 10-51

[SPOILER]en route to *location*[/SPOILER]

[turkeyham]

Your quiz Big Wallaby is hard. I did some guessing and left a few blanks on my paper.

1. 75 ft
2a. 4
2b. 5
2c.
3. 10
4. All clear
5. ?, ?, runway is used to clear beam when there is an emergency?
6. 3-roof, window and door
7. Disney trade mark from studios
8a.15 mph
8b.50 mph
9. white lime/ coral-white
10. Contemporary, Polynesian and Grand Floridian
11. 5
12a. The roof
12b. the wheels
13a. 4
13b. 4
14. 20
15. black
16a. monorail barn building
16b. 10

Ok, if you think you got it down, what do you guys know about the corn on the cob at Disneyland? What flavors do they have and what does it cost? :)

[Monorail_Red]

Now here's some trivia questions of my own:

1) Which was the 1st train to recieve the new touchscreen panel/interface?

2) Which Mark VI was the 1st to come on line?

3) Which Mark VI was the last to come on line?

4) Who is the gentlemen that does the new (current) spiels?

5) Beacon light colors? Resort? Express? Epcot?

6) What are beam contact sensors?

7) How many volts does a train pick up from the Buss Bar?

8) What is the "Deadman" and what will happen if a driver is unable to hold it in position for 3 seconds?

9) A train can be driven from either end. From what cabs are trains driven out of based on the beam? Resort? Express & Epcot?

10) 10-51

Cheats:

1) [spoiler]Yellow[/spoiler]
2) [spoiler]Blue[/spoiler]
3) [spoiler]Coral[/spoiler]
4) [spoiler]Joe Hursh[/spoiler]
5) [spoiler]Resort: Amber, Express: Green, Epcot: Red[/spoiler]
6) [spoiler]Beam contact sensors sense if the car chassis comes too close to beam[/spoiler]
7) [spoiler]600 VDC[/spoiler]
8) [spoiler]The handle used to select power/braking settings. If not held properly for 3 seconds, train will stop.[/spoiler]
9) [spoiler]Resort: Cab 6, Express & Epcot: Cab 1[/spoiler]
10) [spoiler]Enroute to[/spoiler]

[Monorail_Red]

I'll take a crack at these.......

Now for a few trivia questions of my own. Pilots, please 10-23.
[spoiler]10-23 means stand-by :) [/spoiler]

1) How long is each Monorail at Walt Disney World?
[spoiler]203'6"[/spoiler]

2a) How many cars did the Mark IV Monorails originally have?
[spoiler]5[/spoiler]

2b) How many cars did the Mark IV Monorails have when they were decommissioned?
[spoiler]6[/spoiler]

2c) Which Monorail did not have that extra car?
[spoiler]Gold[/spoiler]

3) How many wheels are on the Mark VI Monorail?
[spoiler]124[/spoiler]

4) What is the term that we Monorail pilots use to describe regular operation?
[spoiler]10-8[/spoiler]

5) On the Epcot beam, when you are travelling from TTC to Epcot, you pass a runway and a lake on the left side of the Monorail's forward motion. What are their names, respectively? What is the importance of that runway?
[spoiler]Not sure about the runway but I know that it's Lake Bambi[/spoiler]

6) How many ways are there to exit a Monorail car?
[spoiler]8, 4 doorways, 2 emergency hatches, 2 emergency exit windows[/spoiler]

7) What part of the Monorail is a Disney Trademark?
[spoiler]the "D" that won't be there after all the trains are repainted :( [/spoiler]

8a) What is the top speed of a Disney Monorail?
[spoiler]40MPH, 48MPH on the "thrill hill" before an overspeed?[/spoiler]

8b) What is the top speed of a Monorail according to Bombardier?
[spoiler]100MPH[/spoiler]

9) What are the colors of the stripes that identify the Monorails?
[spoiler]Silver, Gold, Black, Red, Orange, Yellow, Lime, Green, Blue (aka "Blew"), Purple, Pink, Coral[/spoiler]

10) At what resorts might you have to sign paperwork stating that Disney has the right to use part of the land to build a Monorail line at their option?*
[spoiler]Saratoga Springs[/spoiler]

11) At most, how many people can be operating a Monorail at one time in the United States?
[spoiler]16, now 15[/spoiler]

12a) How high is the highest point on the Monorail?


12b) How low is the lowest?


13a) How many power settings are there on the console?
[spoiler]5[/spoiler]

13b) How many brake settings are there on the console?
[spoiler]4[/spoiler]

14) How many miles of track are there on the entire Walt Disney World Monorail System, including switches and spurlines?
[spoiler]~14?[/spoiler]

15) Monorails Coral and Lime, as PapaMouse stated earlier, have deltas to differentiate them from some other Monorails. What is the original color of the deltas on Lime?
[spoiler]dark blue[/spoiler]

16a) Where are the Monorails stored at night?
[spoiler]10 in shop, 2 in MK and/or resorts? Parked nose-to-nose at Contemporary if it's really cold?[/spoiler]

16b) How many Monorails can be stored at this facility at one time?
[spoiler]10[/spoiler]

[PapaMouse]

15) Monorails Coral and Lime, as PapaMouse stated earlier, have deltas to differentiate them from some other Monorails. What is the original color of the deltas on Lime?
[spoiler]dark blue[/spoiler]

THAT'S RIGHT Damn I forgot abut that. don't why I said [spoiler]yellow[/spoiler]

[PapaMouse]

Now here's some trivia questions of my own:

1) Which was the 1st train to recieve the new touchscreen panel/interface?
[spoiler]Yellow[/spoiler]

2) Which Mark VI was the 1st to come on line?
[spoiler]Blue[/spoiler]

3) Which Mark VI was the last to come on line?
[spoiler] Coral (I believe)[/spoiler]

4) Who is the gentlemen that does the new (current) spiels?
[spoiler]Joe Hurst (or something like that)[/spoiler]

5) Beacon light colors? Resort? Express? Epcot?
[spoiler]Yellow, Green or Blue, Red[/spoiler]

6) What are beam contact sensors?
[spoiler] they are what tell if the train body touches the beam. like if there is a flat tire and the under body is dragging on the beam.[/spoiler]

7) How many volts does a train pick up from the Buss Bar?
[spoiler] 600v feeding the eight 100hp motors.[/spoiler]

8) What is the "Deadman" and what will happen if a driver is unable to hold it in position for 3 seconds?
[spoiler] The Deadman is the control handle used to operate the train. the drive must maintain a hold of this or the train will assume the driver is dead or passed out or and will stop.[/spoiler]

9) A train can be driven from either end. From what cabs are trains driven out of based on the beam? Resort? Express & Epcot?
[spoiler]The resort trains are driven from the opposite end as the express and Epcot.[/spoiler]

10) 10-51
[spoiler] Where are you going?[/spoiler]

[Big Wallaby]

This is really fun to watch. So here's a question that, if you get it right, I'm going to wonder why you're not driving a Monorail yourself.

Regarding the Beam Contacts, or more precisely "Beam Contact Latches", what do we do with trains on a daily basis that sets them off?

[Big Wallaby]

Gonna correct PapaMouse's quiz, and thereby give a score key. Red text is mine.

[quote="PapaMouse"]Now for a few trivia questions of my own. Pilots, please 10-23.

1) How long is each Monorail at Walt Disney World?
[spoiler]203 Feet 6 Inches (6 cars)[/spoiler]Correct.

2a) How many cars did the Mark IV Monorails originally have?
[spoiler]5 cars, Later some Mark IVs had a 6th car added.[/spoiler]Correct

2b) How many cars did the Mark IV Monorails have when they were decommissioned?
[spoiler] 6 cars[/spoiler]Correct

2c) Which Monorail did not have that extra car?
[spoiler]Silver because of the fire?[/spoiler]Right reason, wrong train. Gold because at the time of the Signal 25, Silver already had the extra car. Gold's car 6 went to Silver instead of Gold, and they never replaced it.

3) How many wheels are on the Mark VI Monorail?
[spoiler]12 load tires and 48 guide tires for a total of 60 tires/wheels. The tires are nitrogen-filled to reduce the possibility of fire.They also have run-flat capability and can last 100,000 miles in normal operation. Maximum speed for these tires is 65 mph and the load capacity of these tires are 12,800 pounds each at maximum inflation. The guide tires help to steer the suspension in 3 deg in each direction.[/spoiler]Many of your stats are correct, except the guide tires. The total is 124

4) What is the term that we Monorail pilots use to describe regular operation? Normal Visual


5) On the Epcot beam, when you are travelling from TTC to Epcot, you pass a runway and a lake on the left side of the Monorail's forward motion. What are their names, respectively? What is the importance of that runway?
[spoiler] I do not know the name, but the runway is where Walt would land his plane during the building and surveying of the land for WDW. it is currently used for bus parking I believe. [/spoiler]Walt never had the chance to land his plane there, however I understand that many of his executives did land there to avoid going through any of the airports in the area, so as to not create a media stir any earlier than they had to

6) How many ways are there to exit a Monorail car?
[spoiler] 3. Doors, Emergency Window Hatch, Emergency Roof hatch[/spoiler]Correct. Not the answer I was looking for, but I should have been more specific. Four doors, two Zip windows, two roof hatches, making a total of 8.

7) What part of the Monorail is a Disney Trademark?
[spoiler] Near the door of the cab is the old Disney "D" logo [/spoiler]The nose cone. The common name is the Learjet nosecone for its look

8a) What is the top speed of a Disney Monorail?
[spoiler]A Mark VI can reach speeds of 100 MPH, but they are limited to MAX speed of 55 MPH at WDW and Drivers are not to go over 40-45 MPH[/spoiler]Correct. I am only able to get the train to go faster than 45 in one place. On flat, level grade, I can't make it go over 40.

8b) What is the top speed of a Monorail according to Bombardier?
[spoiler] 100MPH[/spoiler]Correct

9) What are the colors of the stripes that identify the Monorails?
[spoiler]Original colors: Red, Orange, Pink, Gold, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Silver, Black Added colors: Lime, Coral[/spoiler]Nicely done. That's gotta be worth extra credit.

10) At what resorts might you have to sign paperwork stating that Disney has the right to use part of the land to build a Monorail line at their option?*
[spoiler]AKL?[/spoiler]Any of the Vacation Clubs, except maybe Bay Lake Tower as the Monorail already exists at the resort that it's a part of.

11) At most, how many people can be operating a Monorail at one time in the United States? Fewer than 20. Twelve at WDW, 2 in Seattle and up to 4 at Disneyland.

12a) How high is the highest point on the Monorail? 40' AGL

12b) How low is the lowest? 6' AGL

13a) How many power settings are there on the console? 5

13b) How many brake settings are there on the console? 4