Hammond & Champness in the United Kingdom used these same fixtures for one of their 70s models since Dover bought Hammond & Champness during that period.
I was just there today! It's rare to find these in the GTA nowadays as they've all been modernized over the past two decades. And the vanishing indicators? This is the only location I know in the GTA that has them. It's very unique.
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Hammond & Champness in the United Kingdom used these same fixtures for one of their 70s models since Dover bought Hammond & Champness during that period.
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I was just there today! It's rare to find these in the GTA nowadays as they've all been modernized over the past two decades. And the vanishing indicators? This is the only location I know in the GTA that has them. It's very unique.
Nice!!!
Aren’t there some Haughtons that use the same indicator?
@@TechNerdNolan yes! I think it was made by GAL but I’m not sure
I figured by the mid 70's most elevator drive machines would be AC powered so as not to have to use a DC generator.
I don't think they figured out variable-speed AC drives until the 80s... so until then, DC was the only realistic variable speed option
@dcf8978 I appreciate and thank you for the explanation.