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You didn't include me..!!!!!!! Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

There's a group going from the Taylorville, IL dropzone (MASPC). You might give Chad a call and see if you can hop a ride with someone. Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

Hey Chris... send me a copy of the video on CD or DVD and I'll put it on the web site...! Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

Experience and training. Same thing as an A license vs. a D license. You want to do rw with someone who has 25 jumps or 500? Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

I know it's early but I have to start thinking about my vacation time for next year. I'm starting to put together the schedule for the Pitts for next year. If you own a DZ or jump at a DZ and you'd like to have the Pitts Biplane there (and your somewhere in the midwest), send me an email and we'll see what we can work out. Want to thank all this years DZ's and jumpers and hope to see everyone next year. For some pictures and vids goto www.invertedair.com

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Pitts Biplane will be there second weekend...!!!!!! Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

Pitts Biplane will be there..!!!!!!!! Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

And I'm the same one that was at Skyfest and Couchfreaks last year.

Any interest in having a Pitts there for inverted exits??? Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

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Sounds like a nice place. I am thinking I may have to make an east coast swing or something. I have had 4 invites from DZ's along the east coast and have turned them down due to the distance. The Pitts is not the most comfortable cross country aircraft and quite frankly it's not the most suitable aircraft for travel either. I did Houston last year (from central Illinois) and it took 7 fuel stops and a full day to get there. Sorry you can't make it to Mullins place (your gonna miss a great boogie). Hope to see you at one of the others I have scheduled though. Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

Not a problem. Like I said, we have learned alot in the last year. Hope to see yah at one of the boogies we'll be at this year. Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

Yeah... we learned a lot from the videos. Those two were the first times we tried it from the airplane. After the vids and the pics from the Houston Skyfest incident, we are extremely sensative to closing pins and flaps. The pre-jump brief is very involved now and we (I) stress how to properly stand up and get out of the airplane. We have spent alot of time talking with pilots from the Convention that did this for almost 15 years. This was not a new problem due to the tight confinement of the airplane. Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com

4500 ft. is the altitude Life's the Pitts at Invertedair.com