Building a Montgomery Vector Elevator Simulator

[@DieselDucy]

I absolutely love how this came out.

[@matthewlindstrom8728]

Thank you Andrew

[@LukasLikesElevators]

This is awesome! The design of the COP on Vectors have to be one of my favorites.

[@BuildingToursForLife1660-4]

That's awesome!

[@carselevators930]

I gotta see this thing someday! So cool!

[@NWIndianaElevators]

This thing is super cool!

[@matthewlindstrom8728]

Are you a channel member

[@Abdi2116]

I have a VFD indicator and since now I know to do the test mode, but I don’t know about the power source it takes. Do you know what power source, voltage, and connectors you use that’s required for that thing so I could power it up and do the test mode? - Jasan

[@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440]

Nice I wish I had ride a montgomery vector!

[@matthewlindstrom8728]

Me too

[@yourgeekoftheweek]

This is a really cool project! I want to build something similar but instead build a fully working elevator model (basically an elevator shrunk down) and use an actual elevator panel to control it. It would cool if I could get my hands on one of these panels or at the very least the vfd indicator as it would go great with the project.

[@stlelevators]

I want to build a model at some point.

[@elevatorsofnorthernillinois]

Job well done! This is impressive.

[@stlelevators]

Thanks!

[@BrandondHasty]

It’s elevator part project time with stl elevators

[@alpaljl]

Great job! I love the result.

[@exoticcar5482]

For those wondering, VFD stands for Vacuum Fluorescent Display

[@handdryersrule]

I'm probably going to see the Elevator Museum in October of this year, can't wait to see this, I've only rode 3 Monty Vectors in my life, but never used a pristine condition one

[@statecollegewx4060]

Nice

[@DylanLTindall]

You did an awesome job on this

[@islandcityelevandesc]

Sweet!!!

[@daymar022086]

That is so neat! Great job!

[@SummerADDE_Elevators]

Realy cool! What boards are you using to create such an simulator?

[@Elevatingaroundtown]

He is using arduino for this project. The board types used are nanos.

[@roob-e3e]

So so so so so so so so so so so so so cool

[@elevatorcentral]

being this is going to roanoke too bad there was no way u could add to the ROM characters or access the sound to adjust the pitch and have the arduino make it display DD with the arows going up and down play the DD song with the mongomery tones when u press a certain code of buttons im sure if u dumped the rom and recoded a new chip with that added in u could but the fact this works is amazing

[@danielstechclocksandmore]

Is there a website for the elevator museum?

[@stlelevators]

elevator.museum

[@HuberttheLMS8F8375]

MMmmmmm- thats pretty good

[@Jowevator3219]

YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@wereswdfgrdesd]

on a montgomery elevator its difficult to turn off the fan

[@matthewlindstrom8728]

Are Montgomery vectors from 2009

[@SchindlerDucy]

No. They are from the late 1980s to the early 1990s

[@matthewlindstrom8728]

Thank you donkey Kong guy

[@thetekcampreview7578]

@@SchindlerDucy 1986-1994 until acquired by KONE