The Behemoth Bacule Bridge is in operational order. Ballast works (Thousands of 1×1 plates). The control switch works. Ran it a couple dozen times repeatedly to test operability and self-alignment of the track upon lowering into position. It even runs off a 9v speed regulator so no need for batteries. And there is a backup manual mode if needed. I have the motor switch connected to the feed from the Speed Regulator so that you simply turn on the regulator to have the lights on. Then flip the switch at the cabin to raise and lower the bridge, feeding from that power. That way, Lights and (soon sirens) will go off as soon as there’s a current without accidentally activating the bridge. So it’s safe in standby mode prior to and after intended movement. I’m ordering a few 2×2 siren bricks off Bricklink so hopefully we can hear an audible alarm (depending on the noise of the crowd).
I may decide to rotate the bridge and landings so that the cabin with switch are facing the center area for control by staff already in the space.
@rcgrier3406 @joshhall @amplef0rth @gabevistica
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