skydiving with ipod's?

[DSE 5]

If perhaps you're hinting I missed an exit changeup, identify exactly when and where. I've only ever been on a couple loads with you, and that was when you first began wingsuiting.

If you feel my iPod is a deterrent to a conversation during the skydive...that's a different discussion.

[fasted3 0]

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If perhaps you're hinting I missed an exit changeup, identify exactly when and where.

>>> Nope, I was pointing out that the same issues arise on wingsuit jumps. Your post implied that wingsuit jumps were different.

I've only ever been on a couple loads with you, and that was when you first began wingsuiting.

>>> Had we been able to converse more, you may have discovered that I had well over 100 wingsuit jumps before we met.

If you feel my iPod is a deterrent to a conversation during the skydive...that's a different discussion.

OK, let's discuss it. Do you think that you may be perceived as aloof and unfriendly because of the ipod, and if so, do you really want to convey that impression?

But what do I know?

[DSE 5]

If my iPod makes me appear aloof and unfriendly to someone, then they have a problem. It doesn't seem to be a problem for anyone who wishes to have conversation. One ear is generally open.
We did have a dialog; perhaps lack of memory plagues you. And my iPod was in my ear.

100 wingsuit jumps=just getting started, IMO.

And yes...wingsuit jumps generally are different. Last out, 3 min flights, last to land, no traffic to worry about (most of the time).

[Skyper 0]

There are several potential dangers. Like everything else in skydiving.

[theonlyski 8]

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In my humble opinion it is prohibited to take _any_ devices in the plane except the chute and altimeter.

What about a reserve, AAD, helmet, jumpsuit, dytter etc...

"I may be a dirty pirate hooker...but I'm not about to go stand on the corner." iluvtofly
DPH -7, TDS 578, Muff 5153, SCR 14890
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[Skyper 0]

leave them home ;) just take dytter and iPod...