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Main Canopy Size
135
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Reserve Canopy Size
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Home DZ
DZ EFJM, Jämi, Finland
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License
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License Number
12
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Licensing Organization
SIL
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Number of Jumps
2500
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Tunnel Hours
7
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Years in Sport
19
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First Choice Discipline
Wing Suit Flying
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First Choice Discipline Jump Total
500
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Second Choice Discipline
Formation Skydiving
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Second Choice Discipline Jump Total
400
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My classifieds ad disappeared
ernokaikkonen replied to ernokaikkonen's topic in Error and Bug Reports
Ok, now I got an email telling me that my advert has expired. I clicked on the "Renew your advert" button, and got the 404 again. -
Hi On June 1st I posted a "for sale" ad for my Katana 120. I know the ad was live for a while, as some people managed to look at it. A few hours later, the ad was just gone. This was the link: https://www.dropzone.com/classifieds/item/17395-katana-120/ I tried contacting the support email but got no response there, so I'm trying my luck here. So, any idea what happened to my ad?
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New record, in style! http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=4337571
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PD Optimum Reserve - Opens softer. Is it slower?
ernokaikkonen replied to pnuwin's topic in Gear and Rigging
I think the current AAD activation altitudes are prety much spot on for the current types of skydiving and gear. Why? We're getting a lot of AAD activations, and a lot of saves. And next to no "it just snivelled into the ground"-cases after AAD activations. If the AAD activation altitude were to moved up, all the other altitudes(break-off, main deployment, reserve decision altitude) would also have to be moved up at the same time. Otherwise we'd just be taking out some of the margin that keeps us from getting "two canopies out"-situations. -
Right?
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..in the Safety-section, under Canopy control: "The Book of Canopy Control" ( http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/safety/jump.cgi?ID=29 )
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I believe this is due to a similar situation as with the smallest and largest PDR; The Techno 98 and 140 came much out later than the other models.
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Back-button broken on OS X/Opera
ernokaikkonen replied to ernokaikkonen's topic in Error and Bug Reports
Worked fine on my work computer with Opera 9.64(I think) but as soon as I upgraded to 10.00, the same problem appeared. -
Back-button broken on OS X/Opera
ernokaikkonen replied to ernokaikkonen's topic in Error and Bug Reports
Browsing the forums works otherwise fine, but as soon as I try to go "Back", the page is left in "loading" state, and nothing happens. The same thing happens whether I'm logged in or not. Works fine on my Firefox. Tested on OS X 10.4.11 and Opera 10.00. -
Nice image quality, but can the HD version handle shooting directly into the sun? The version I've got burns a black circle in the middle of the sun if it's in the frame. The sample video had a couple of shots where the sun is at the border of the image for a moment, but not a single shot where the sun is clearly visible.
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Cobalt trim chart - Slovenian version?
ernokaikkonen replied to ernokaikkonen's topic in Gear and Rigging
I'n installing a new line set on a Cobalt 135. The line set was ordered from Stane in Slovenia, so the trim chart found on http://www.atairaerodynamics.com/ does not apply. I called Stane on Wednesday and he promised to email me the specs, but I'm still waiting. Now he's not there and won't be until tomorrow. The owner of the canopy expects to be jumping it later today or tomorrow at the latest, so if anyone has the Stane-specs for a Cobalt line set, please post them here. Thanks. -
We just replaced all of our FXC's with CYPRESes. There was no reason not to. We calculated that the cost for just servicing the FXC's for 12 years was equal to or higher than the cost of buying CYPRESes and servicing them for 12 years. If you also need the buy the FXC, you're definitely paying more for an FXC than you'd pay for a CYPRES. At least if you live in Finland. (We had to send the FXC's to Sweden every year)
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Now where have I seen that before? Ah, that's right, I made something almost exactly like that a year ago for a V1... My version just wraps around at the trailing edge, and as the cutaway cables wrap around as well, the trailing edge at the base of the wing is really a bit too thick. I didn't feel like cutting up a perfectly good cutaway handle for this experiment, so I just stuck the handle inside the wing, in one piece, hence the cable that needs to wrap around. The test pilot got some fairly impressive fall rates as measured on a ProTrack, but forward speed was not measured and probably wasn't that great anyway. Apparently flying in full flight was incredibly hard compared to the regular version of the suit, and he could only keep it up for half a minute or so.
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It would be this guy. He has been doing it "next winter" for a while now: http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=2607325