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Roller Coaster > Weight Drop Launch
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Weight Drop Launch Defined
Propulsion system found on some Schwarzkopf shuttle coasters. A large weight is concealed below one of the track support columns forward of the vertical loop. This is dropped down a shaft, and a series of clutches and cables operate a pusher behind the train, which propels the train down the track to a preset speed.
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