Pictures of open Reserve Container

[ZeG 0]

It would be nice if someone knows a link or could post some pictures that show a open reserve container, so that I can see how the chute is stowed and get an idea of how it works.
I know how the rest of the gear works, but since I ultimately have to depend on the reserve I am kind of curious what it looks like inside the reserve compartment.

[LouDiamond 1]

See if this LINK works for you.

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[sid 1]

Here's another one http://www.sidsrigging.com/articles/What_do_I_get_for_$40.htm
even though it's $50 now

Pete Draper,

Just because my life plan is written on the back of a Hooter's Napkin, it's still a life plan.... right?

[ZeG 0]

Cool thanks for the links guys.... The thing looks sooo different from the maincontainer when it is open

[Rooky 0]

The manuals of containers and/or reserve canopies describe the process of reserve packing, usually with a picture each step.
You can download these manuals from most of the manufacturer websites.

If you don't have your own container yet, here's the UPT Vector 3 for exapmle:

http://www.unitedparachutetechnologies.com/PDF/Support/Manual/09354(V3_Manual).pdf

Hope I could help.
Martin

[Rooky 0]

According to your website the "Putting in the free bag" up to "Paperwork" part is done twice.
That's absolutely much work for 40, ehm 50$

(edit - spelling)

[sid 1]

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According to your website the "Putting in the free bag" up to "Paperwork" part is done twice.
That's absolutely much work for 40, ehm 50$

(edit - spelling)

I'm thorough - what can I tell ya!

Pete Draper,

Just because my life plan is written on the back of a Hooter's Napkin, it's still a life plan.... right?