Jet Star II (product)

Jet Star II

Status	Discontinued
Introduced	1970
Statistics
Manufacturer	Schwarzkopf, Germany
Type	Steel
Riders per train	6
Hourly capacity	900 approx.
Propulsion	Electric spiral lift
Area	46.5 metres × 25 metres
Power consumption	115 kW total
Height	13.5 metres
Length	585 metres
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Jet Star II was a steel roller coaster product produced by Schwarzkopf and Ing.-Büro Stengel GmbH. The first Jet Star II roller coaster began operation in 1970, two years after the original Jet Star was introduced.

Jet Star II models have larger cars than original Jet Stars, seating six riders as opposed to four. Unlike the Jet Star I, the Jet Star II had a spiral lift with electric rails which powered motors located within the cars.