frog1961

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    170
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    150
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    Cypres

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    Thailand
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  • License Number
    26063
  • Licensing Organization
    USPA
  • Number of Jumps
    457
  • Years in Sport
    8
  • First Choice Discipline
    Freefall Photography
  • Second Choice Discipline
    Freeflying

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  1. Hello there My name is Patrick, live in thailand for 12 years now where I run a Belgian Restaurant, I do the camera/video work for our new skydive club here. My camcorder is a Sony PC 9 with converter lens x 0.6. I checked around here in Thailand to buy a still camera's (photo's) for on top of my bonehead helmet, even digital one's, everything now is with remote control (small box 3x3 cm, with a push in the middle) can be easy monted in a glove or so, but do you think this will work falling at a free fall speed from around 200 km/h? I heard some people jumping now with the new Canon D-60 (digital), how they do that? How they push for pictures? I ordered a bite swith with Para Gear as well. Can you recommend any still camera's good for any style of skydiving? Thanks, Patrick[email: flyfrog@loxinfo.co.th] Patrick's Belgian Restaurant and Café 216/51-52, Moo 10, off 2nd Road, Pattaya 20260, Chonburi, Thailand lenzen.doc