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I hear that you've got a demo (Mach 1) on it's way to you, wait till you fly that bad boy !!!!
I flew over to Lodi today and picked up the Mach1. I'll jump it this weekend.
Be safe
Ed
Ed,
I will look forward to your impressions of the Mach 1
Scott C.
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Ed,
I will look forward to your impressions of the Mach 1
Scott C.
Sorry Scott, it was -15 at altitude today and too cold for me, so I flew my plane around all day with the heat on........
Maybe tomorrow.
Be safe
Ed
edit to add, yes, Dave was a much tougher, snot slinging man.......
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Sorry Scott, it was -15 at altitude today and I too cold for me, so I flew my plane around all day with the heat on........
Maybe tomorrow.
Some of us braved the fridged weather for a Mach 1 flight today at Lodi. However, I'm still a bit of a newbie and wouldn't be able to give as comprehensive of an M1 review as papa Ed... but I was all smiles under my face mask.
QuoteSome of us braved the fridged weather for a Mach 1 flight today at Lodi.
See edit above.........
Be safe
Ed
www.PrecisionSkydiving.com
I'm sure once you get those thermals on you'll find the Mach 1 a great suit ...
My raptor is fantastic and i'm blown away with the difference between my GTI and my experiences with the Mach 1 and the raptor ...
I'd be really interested to hear your opinion ...
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QuoteSorry Scott, it was -15 at altitude today and too cold for me, so I flew my plane around all day with the heat on........
I cant blame you. We had that type of weather (we thought) and some low clouds comming through a week or so ago. Grabbed a 182 and flew around for awhile and decided to go over to a nearby DZ to see what was up. A load was up and turned out it was warmer in the air then on the ground by more then 10 degrees. Stupid us, Not having our rigs wihth us we got back into the 182 and flew back to the DZ and got a few in.. Goes to show you never know... Well if some one put thermals on then I guess you do .... . The good thing is it got my flying bug going again, not that it was not there before but I have been fighting to get flight time for this and that reason.. Not all of us can fall out of bed into our hanger .. Yes I am jealous
Scott C.
QuoteNot having our rigs wihth us we got back into the 182 and flew back to the DZ and got a few in.. Goes to show you never know...
Well there's your mistake right there.....
QuoteThe good thing is it got my flying bug going again, not that it was not there before but I have been fighting to get flight time for this and that reason..
Awesome you got the bug back Scott
QuoteNot all of us can fall out of bed into our hanger .. Yes I am jealous
Sometmes I just sleep in my hanger........
Be safe
Ed
www.PrecisionSkydiving.com
QuoteNot all of us can fall out of bed into our hanger .. Yes I am jealous
Sometmes I just sleep in my hanger........
Be safe
Ed
Scott is right! That is a very nice deal you have there. I'm more happy for you than Jealous with a little envy but nothing hostile, mostly joy, yeah thats it.
I didn't go straight to the raptor after the GTI - in fact i flew the Mach 1 first ....
I don't think jump numbers are the key thing to compare because everyone progresses at a different rate.
If there is an experienced wingsuit instructor locally then i would suggest talking to them before changing onto a higher performance suit.
If you are already flying your suit pretty much to it's full potential and you are happy to fly a bigger wing (remembering the differences that this makes at pull time etc) then i would suggest you may be ready to move up a grade.
But it is a good idea to get a thorough briefing on the new suit first (different cut-away procedures / body position etc) ...
If you live anywhere near Z-Hills then go see Tony and Chuck otherwise speak to Ed / Chuck or one of the other experienced W/S pilots and they will point you in the direction of someone locally who can help you. (Jeff is often travelling around with the demo suits and maybe planning a trip to a DZ near you) ...
I hope this helps ...
James
I have flown the MAch 1 on like 15-20 flights and it also kicks ass but I dont really feel like i need the extra wing for flocking.
I just wanted to give my input and I really think that everybody should give this model a few flights and see how they like it... I obviously think its the shit.
Blue skies and fat clouds for the flockers...
Dan
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I flew over to Lodi today and picked up the Mach1. I'll jump it this weekend.
Be safe
Ed
www.PrecisionSkydiving.com
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