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Canuck278

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:Phey there everyone.....I'm the new guy!I heard about this site at my new drop zone the other day and thought i would check it out. I started jumping in Halifax Canada, did 2 jumps there while i was on a course. Now i am back in B.C. I'm just coming up on my 10th jump this weekend and just did my first freefall last sunday. I'm really getting hooked fast on this whole skydiving thing......I've never had as much of a rush as I do when i leave that plane....Anyway just thought i would say hey...drop a reply....anyone out there in san diego or hawaii let me know how your drop zones are....I'm in both places a lot....:S
[unsure]"I'm scared sarge" >:("we're all scared son"

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Oahu has three concessions on one drop zone located at Dillingham Airfield in Mokuleia.

They are:

Pacific Skydiving Center
Skydive Hawaii
Air Tugie Productions

All three have web sites out there. I jump at Pacific Skydiving Center.

http://www.pacific-skydiving.com/
http://www.hawaiiskydiving.com/hawaiiskydiving/
http://www.dropzonehawaii.com/

The web sites don't seem to be updated that frequently. Too busy hanging outside enjoying the sunshine. :P

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hohoanuaki I'll be in Hawaii (in pearl city) around the first week of OCT. Also am curious as too weather or not i will be able to make a jump or not......I just started jumping a month and a half ago....hence no a licence......I should have my solo licence by then hopefully but that is a canadian licence and i'm not sure if US drop zones will accept it?? guess i'll see
"Careful? I don't need to be careful.........I got a gun";)

Steve
Therapy is expensive, popping bubble wrap is cheap.

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Not sure how they will handle a solo license, but I would encourage you to take the opportunity to jump regardless. I was on vacation a few years ago (checking the island out to see what it was like before moving) and didn't have my A license yet. Had made quite a few solo jumps before visiting. Still made a tandem jump :o and actually was awesome because I could just check out the view at the time and not stress about landing, or newbie concerns at a foreign dz. It was well worth it at the time. Just a thought. Even if you don't jump, there's plenty to see here.:D

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Hey dude.
Nice to see a new jumper ....Welcome to the club..If you are ever in Houston Sjydive space is a huge drop zone.....the landing area is big and there are alot of safe outs if you do not make it back...I have visited all of them;)
Remember be safe and archB|

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"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "f*#k, what a ride".

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