bkeul
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Thanks everybody for all the good ideas and the links. :)
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My home DZ is working on a post A license class for new jumpers. Are there any topics you wish someone had talked to you about after you just got your license? Looking for ideas. Thanks!
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Thanks for the help everyone!
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I'm trying to figure out which audible altimeter to buy and I have a Mac computer. Pro track works only with PC but it can be used with Paralog, but I would still have to buy the Jumptrack software just to get the cable right? Is the Neptune the same way? I know there has to be other Mac users out there. What do you suggest?
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Awesome. I can completely sympathize with you. I don't make much money and right I only seem to be able to go once every few weeks. I just keep going when I can and as it gets cheaper I'll be able to go more. Probably not the best sport to take up when you don't have a lot of extra cash, but it makes me too happy not to go. I originally thought I'd only go once, but as we all know, that's not possible.
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Awesome. I did my first jump after my 35th birthday last year. Now I'm working my way through the AFF program. If you can get video of your first jump. I think it's worth it. Be ready to rearrange your schedule every time there's a beautiful day. Have fun!
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It does sound like we have a lot in common. I love this sport and I get so excited every time I get to go jump. When i was a kid and on a plane I used to want to reach out and touch the clouds, now I get to do just that, it's wonderful. I do enjoy working in veterinary field. i work as a surgical nurse in specialty practice although i have decided to go back to school to work as radiology tech for people. New starts all around I guess. It's funny I always say vets and pediatricians are the best doctors because they can't ask their patient "What's wrong?" So I laughed when I saw your statement. Good luck this weekend.
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Thank you. Im looking forward to all the adventures that will come my way. I'd love to go to some of the boogies and only time will tell. How do I find out about when they are?
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Hi there I'm new to skydiving and currently in my AFF program. I have completed 8 jumps so far and go every chance I can get out there. (Providing my bank account agrees with me). I decided to go on my first jump after my 35th birthday, and I'm sad i didn't try this before. I love it! I can't imagine a better feeling than touching the sky up close. I'm hoping I will have many years of this sport to come. The people I have met so far have been wonderful. I'm looking forward to being able to travel to drop zones and seeing the world from 13,000 feet.