nelly

I know the topic of insurance has been talked about a lot. But cant seem to find what I'm looking for. I am going to New Zealand for a year towards the end of november. And need insurance to cover all the usual stuff (medical etc.) as well as jumping. I have looked at so many companies they are all merging into one. Either they cost an absolute fortune, or cover 2 jumps, or don't say what they cover. Has anyone (UK?) taken out insurance for jumping for a year. Any recommendations? Companies not to go with? Nelly PS If anyone wants to jump i should be getting into Auckland at the end of November. I dont have a job set up but I'm working on that, will be looking at traveling around the country at some point as well. Anyway, any help would be appreciated. Edited: Spelling

Well it's back again, this time it's made it over to the UK - but asking for $. Asking to email a gmail account http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brand-New-Complete-skydiving-rig-mirage_W0QQitemZ260021852054QQihZ016QQcategoryZ2595QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Nelly

Hiya, If you could please take the time to read this I would be very grateful. I am about to go into my final year of my electronics degree, and part of my degree requires me to do a project. The project lasts 6 months, and I was thinking of developing a system that could help blind/partially sighted skydivers under canopy. This is a very rough idea at the moment and I’m not even sure if/how it would work, but at the moment it would consist of various transmitters which would monitor the height and placing of the canopy and have a built-in landing pattern, via a radio link these instructions for the pattern could be given to the pilot (these might be verbal instructions or beeps). Any other ideas or suggestions would be very helpful, I don’t need to start the project until January so I have plenty of time. If you would like to know more feel free to PM me. Thanks again Nelly

Yeah, I've got one, there comfortable and really quiet when your in the plane, dont miss an audible signal either.