RemiAndKaren

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    170
  • AAD
    Cypres

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    Nouvel Air Quebec, Blue Skies Edmonton RIP, Langar, UK now
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    C
  • License Number
    2328
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    CSPA
  • Number of Jumps
    690
  • First Choice Discipline
    Formation Skydiving

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    Jumpmaster
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  1. RemiAndKaren
    Maybe.... ;) Remi Muff 914
  2. RemiAndKaren
    Total fake. Remi Muff 914
  3. RemiAndKaren
    Thats because of the other 1/2 of this name... plenty taken care of there Remi Muff 914
  4. RemiAndKaren
    I dissagree.....
  5. RemiAndKaren
    boobies Remi Muff 914
  6. RemiAndKaren
    have fun! Remi Muff 914
  7. RemiAndKaren
    present weather: http://www.eloinfo.net/webcam/index.htm Forecast, for BCN (worked OK on our last trip): http://www.weather.co.uk/weather/local/SPXX0015?y=20&x=10 Remi Muff 914
  8. RemiAndKaren
    Also, if you have a premature reserve opeing on exit, you could use your knife to chop it and get back with you load... .. thats what I should have done on mine, but I wussed out! LOL Remi Muff 914
  9. RemiAndKaren
    Guys, I do not feel that pulling higher is a good suggestion. Your pull altitude should be the altitude you need to open and still have enough time to deal with problems. Weather the canopy is poorly packed or not, it should take the same time/altitude to clear a mal. Giving yourself extra altitude may play into your mind and give you a false sense of security ("oh... i just cut away, I'll wait a few more seconds to make sure I'm stable.. should be OK .. I pulled at xK"). Pull higher if you want to play under canopy (which is a great thing to do), but dont pull higher to give yourself more time just in case.... Remi Muff 914
  10. RemiAndKaren
    WHAT!!!! until now it was funny, but this is way out!!!! When the heck did I do this? I'm sure it has never happened (either that or I goit really drunk, logged on and cant remember a single thing! lol) Remi Muff 914
  11. RemiAndKaren
    I agree with you Root... I was just stating the facts... I never touch the bottom 2 warnings on my Pro Dytter... Remi Muff 914
  12. RemiAndKaren
    WHAT!!!!! We get time after time after time the same questions about whats an AAD, an RSL, a POD, AFF, FF1, a ROTFLMAO and I'm not allowed one BDSM???? Not fair! Remi, the Canadian prude Remi Muff 914
  13. RemiAndKaren
    Jessica: Dytter = old, with a knob you turn to set the one warning alti Pro Dytter = newer with 3 altitudes and LED display (all 3 can be set) Pro Track = same function as Pro Dytter but with logging and LCD dispaly Time Out = oldish (but newer then Dytter) with 3 warnings, but if memory serves me right, only one altitude is changeable, and no display Time Out evolution: basically, same as Timeout, but slimmer (allthough I'm not entirely sure of this one) Remi Muff 914
  14. RemiAndKaren
    [elvis voice]thank you, thank you very much[/elvis voice] Actually Emma, you have that impression only because us skydivers are very opened about discussing our feelings..... I'll bet you all the men you know are perverts, nit just the skydivers.. Remi Muff 914
  15. RemiAndKaren
    dont be greedy.. how about 3 or 4???? Remi Muff 914