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George Bush Sr. tandem jump
skydiverek replied to skydiverek's topic in General Skydiving Discussions
The former president suffers from a form of Parkinson's disease that has mainly confined him to a wheelchair in the past year. Why didn's they use such harness, which quaratnees that the legs are up even if you are paralyzed jumper (tandem mastre can lift your legs by pulling on the special straps and attaching them to special attachment points): Watch from time 17:10 : http://youtu.be/7F4s9Hmo980?t=17m10s Photo: http://static.parade.condenast.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Vernon-Maynard-skydiving-100-year-old-ftr.jpg -
George Bush Sr. tandem jump
skydiverek replied to skydiverek's topic in General Skydiving Discussions
Did he faint? Watch the landing...: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFsmn8LzQ7I -
The exact same thing happened to me...
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I would recommend a 1-pin Cypres for a 1-pin container, and a 2-pin Cypres for a 2-pin container.
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Stratos jump gear (was: Incident at Sebastian)
skydiverek replied to JohnMitchell's topic in General Skydiving Discussions
At 100k ft I doubt that there is enough air density to even inflate a parachute much less blow one up. You would still want to cut it away, even if it is not inflated and falling in a big wad next to you. Imagine that (Felix's) flat spin with the parachute deployed right next to him... -
True, this is how it says in the FAA Parachute Rigger Handbook.
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Rubber Bands Break for a Reason: http://www.jumpshack.com/default.asp?CategoryID=TECH&PageID=Rubberbands&SortBy=DATE_D
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And Mars container.
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Stratos jump gear (was: Incident at Sebastian)
skydiverek replied to JohnMitchell's topic in General Skydiving Discussions
This is how the Stratos (Infinity) rig worked: http://parachutistonline.com/safety_training/ask_a_rigger/the-stratos-rig -
From Bill Booth: http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=3745043;search_string=turns%20red%20;#3745043
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JC - where does Viper fit into this?
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Why?
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Peter - please see the attached photos of LES, with Basik's comments from year 2007.
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Skyhook has been commercially available for the last 11 years.
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Yes, our cards include: Swipe, Chip, CVV, and Paypass/Paywave (remote no-touch transactions from 3-inch distance or so). Do your cards with the chip, Etc have a protective sleeve to prevent the bad peeps that carry a black box from stealing your CC info? You can buy those for like $1. There are other preventive measures, like maximum transaction value of $17, and maximum number of daily transactions. Also, you get a text message each time your card is used, so you are alerted to thief's activity.
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Yes, our cards include: Swipe, Chip, CVV, and Paypass/Paywave (remote no-touch transactions from 3-inch distance or so).
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ATOM Container from parachutes-de-france and Reserve
skydiverek replied to CaptnCrunch's topic in Gear and Rigging
Read my post above, please -
Does it feel "heavy"?
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ATOM Container from parachutes-de-france and Reserve
skydiverek replied to CaptnCrunch's topic in Gear and Rigging
Larger Technos do have TSO, smaller ones do not. Or opposite ;-). Download the Techno manual and look at the table - it states that right there. -
The wrist non-velcro hand mount is the most comfortable handmount I have ever had. 500 jumps, no replacement needed. http://robnik.com/index_htm_files/212.jpg
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http://www.hellotrade.com/united-parachute-technologies/main-closing-sequence-for-vector.html
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Infinity floating laterals for wingsuiting
skydiverek replied to Ronaldo's topic in Wing Suit Flying
From Velocity Rigs: > > If you plan on wingsuiting 100% of the time, you don't have a need for > > floating laterals. Floating laterals are excellent for freeflying, and > > can still be used with a wingsuit, but if it is a wingsuit rig, they > > are not needed. If you plan on doing some wingsuiting and will be > > freeflying still, floating laterals are still fine to have on your > > rig. If it is going to be a 90-100% wingsuiting rig, I would not put > > floating laterals on your rig as they aren't needed for wingsuiting, > > but it won't be a danger to you if they are on the rig. I have > > floating laterals on my rig which I predominately do freestyle with > > but I will do about 10 wingsuit jumps a year on it and don't have a > > problem. -
Maybe it is just a name of some new PD branch in San Diego .
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Same dimensions.