I was born in early 1980's and was immediately interesting in elevators. In fact I was obsessed with them, and loved riding them and experiencing the different cabs, buttons, and overhead traction was always my favorite. When I was 4-5 years old I was convinced I would want to get into that trade, and it evolved into wanting to become a structural engineer with an emphasis on designing extremely resilient supertall and higher structures with an emphasis on being able to not just withstand huge earthquakes, but also remain functional. The technology is there now, along with the advancements in the building materials and methods. I am still extremely into elevators especially with the VERY tall buildings have the high-speed models running 1200fpm and up, but especially the newer Otis compass models that run up to 2000 feet per minute (and up) like the ones in the Intercontinental Hotel double decker models in Downtown Los Angeles that are linear with their takeoff and build up speed like crazy and are unbelievably smooth, and also in the US Bank Tower though those are not the smoothest and accelerate VERY rapidly. I am particularly interested in the elevators in the skyscrpaers and taller buildings especially 100 floors and up. But I also find myself loving to go into these older high-rise and skyscrapers that have the older elevators from the 30's, 40's, and 50's especially due to their design, and even the older ones can REALLY move!
JimLiElevators Good Point, but I'm trying to get as many backlog videos cleared out possible, because you know what happens in March. (Shhhhh! I'm keeping it private to everyone except viewers from that specific area, so please don't say anything about it here. ;) )
ElevatorsinRussia I have looked all over and failed, but Don't FEAR, I will see some mext month as the first ones at Tampa Airport are being put into service!
I was born in early 1980's and was immediately interesting in elevators. In fact I was obsessed with them, and loved riding them and experiencing the different cabs, buttons, and overhead traction was always my favorite. When I was 4-5 years old I was convinced I would want to get into that trade, and it evolved into wanting to become a structural engineer with an emphasis on designing extremely resilient supertall and higher structures with an emphasis on being able to not just withstand huge earthquakes, but also remain functional. The technology is there now, along with the advancements in the building materials and methods. I am still extremely into elevators especially with the VERY tall buildings have the high-speed models running 1200fpm and up, but especially the newer Otis compass models that run up to 2000 feet per minute (and up) like the ones in the Intercontinental Hotel double decker models in Downtown Los Angeles that are linear with their takeoff and build up speed like crazy and are unbelievably smooth, and also in the US Bank Tower though those are not the smoothest and accelerate VERY rapidly. I am particularly interested in the elevators in the skyscrpaers and taller buildings especially 100 floors and up. But I also find myself loving to go into these older high-rise and skyscrapers that have the older elevators from the 30's, 40's, and 50's especially due to their design, and even the older ones can REALLY move!
Fast leveling! This is why I love Otis Gen2
Every Gen2 should be like this!
My Elevator Has That Gen 2 Voice As Well in All 3 of Them With Newer Series 4. Classic Leveling. But These Are Nice Elevators
Nice elevator content of the day.
and beautiful and elegant cabs!!!
2:31 LOL Somebody is famous
4:59 Epic Reaction!!
These are awesome nice Gen2s!
Awesome Otis elevators
Now I’m might wanna stay here sometime 😂😂
LOL I would've saved this video for Autism Awareness Month that is in April. You know, light it up blue. :P
JimLiElevators Good Point, but I'm trying to get as many backlog videos cleared out possible, because you know what happens in March. (Shhhhh! I'm keeping it private to everyone except viewers from that specific area, so please don't say anything about it here. ;) )
@@FloridianElevators the gentleman pushed all the buttons in 4:59 not 4:53
Yeah who knows
LOL XD
One of my favorite lifts to film in Fort Lauderdale is the very tall Dover hydros at Courtyard Fort Lauderdale Weston hotel cause they're tall hydros
Oh I like the sand pearl Clearwater elevators they’re great
I filmed those!! They are beautiful! Not sure when I will upload though
@@FloridianElevators i’ve been to this Hotel at Disney World last year with my family
These elevators are super cool
NOW I would like to stay here sometime soon
Your channel is awesome!!!
Nice installs.
I love ❤️ Gentoos
4:59 that gentleman pushed all the buttons
I’ve seen these new Gen2’s in some apartment buildings in Chicago
Nice installs
12:40 the motor is grinding. Motor is epic, but that is a very horrible sounding traction motor.
I wish they have gone with Schindler 5500 but...
ElevatorsinRussia I have looked all over and failed, but Don't FEAR, I will see some mext month as the first ones at Tampa Airport are being put into service!
5500 would not be good for this building
Why does the fire service key use a medico lock not an elevator key
Go to Sabal Point in August.
Seminole Airways Where is that? I don't plan on going anywhere in August...
Floridian Elevators It is here in Longwood at 960 Wekiva springs road and go on August 10
4:59
4:59 Now if that was a Series 5 it would've cancelled all the calls.
Calvin Dejong It did cancel all the calls
my favorite newness for AutismAwareness
4:59 that gentleman pushed all the buttons
yes
4:59 to be Continued
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4:59 He pressed floors, 7,4,5,6 and 3!
He forgot to press Floor 2 XD
The first elevator on this video was a wheelchair lift
the ones on the south tower are fast
One Time I Was On A OTIS Series 4 Gen 2 At Kalahari Resorts And We Stoped At Almost Every Floor Going Down Lol Accept The Ones Above Us Lol
You're uninvited to elevator H3 forever.
Spooky Level P
IT IS A SCHINDLER 330A!
This is not a Schindler 330A!
THIS ELEVATOR HAS TWO PAIRS OF DOORS!
Stop it!
IT’S A SCHINDLER 3300!
These are not Schindler 3300! These are Otis gen2!