Preserving The History & Formulating Theories! Radisson Blu Glasgow Episode 3: Lift Part Saved!

Описание: While you wait for the next main episode of the Radisson Blu Glasgow lift series I have a bonus episode for you! This episode is all about a new addition to my lift parts collection!

As we know the Radisson's lifts before the replacement were destination dispatch Schindlers. So it seemed only fair to try and save one of the outside control panels to preserve that history of a relatively rare lift setup! Luckily for me that was able to happen and I collected this part on the same day as filming Episode 2!

This panel is in very good shape overall, although that 0 button as you would expect has seen better days, as this panel comes from one of the upper floors, and 99% of riders will be pressing 0 from any of the upper floors in a hotel like this one! The more interesting thing about this though is some questions it leaves me with, and you'll find out more about those and my theories on the answer in the video...

Recording Device: iPhone 12 Pro Max

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CREDITS:

SKYSCRAPERSIM ANTI-COPY MUSIC:
Various titles by Jesse Gallagher on the YT Audio Library

OUTRO MUSIC:
'Bring Me The Sky' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

KONE KSS and other lift fonts in older graphics (Prior to July/August 2021 reboot) by M72.

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