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Brian425

I want to try a static line jump

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I've never had the urge to jump a round however, I did want to do static line before I made my tandem. I still want to try it someday. Probably for the same reason you want to. Low jumps don't bother me I have several hop-n-pops and find them to be fun.

I kind of feal like I missed out by not getting into this back when most students learned on static line using rounds.

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Kapow you can end up in a tree 200' off the ground. Within sight of the peas




Not if I spot it Slug.. and going from the Cessna.. and heck.. the first load is the best......oh and I DO have some spare wind drift indicators...:ph34r:

WDI? do you know how much $$$$$ a seperate pass for a WDI cost plus the crepe paper and metal:S coat hanger. This ain't no damn demo>:(

You want to jump >:(Who wants on the first lift;)



>>Oh and SLurp dear.. DRESS for it.....sheesh.. ya WUSSIE;););)

Hell I went up to Stevens Pass and made snow angels...and let the dog run around in the 18" of snow till he got tired of dragging his poor little penis thru the snow:$

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Amazon haven't you heard:S Skydiving is a seasonal sport in certain parts of the country.

Almost like going to stevens pass and making snow angels in the summer. :| Grass angles:)
BTW do they do Para ski in the winter or summer:S:o Winter.....>:(..... Florida para water skiing:)
Bomber pass out of a D-18 at 2k :o... Ok but only if we take off with a max of 4 people. I'm a wuss not stupid:)
R.i.P.

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At 3000 feet going 120 mph you are doing about 1000feet every 5-6 seconds so you have about 15-18 seconds untill impact.

If you do a hop and pop at 2000 feet it will take you 10-12 seconds to fall your first 1000 ft. After that it will take about 5-6 seconds untill impact.

So either way you have about 15-18 seconds untill IMPACT!

A hop and pop at 2000 feet has just as much time as a skydiver in freefall doing 120 at 3000ft. untill impact.

Don't they teach you turbine babies the basics anymore?

It does not matter your exit altitude, the last 2000 feet treats you the same.

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