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That was just a joke…hence the “j/k” Coco
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I was wondering how long it would take for someone to post that. And the Troll is made in Slovenia. Coco
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Nah! US products are the best. J/k Coco
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It’s pretty much personal preference. I think this.... well another guy doesn't. Every rig sold by Apex, Asylum, and Morpheus is safe and will work. I love double pin rigs and dislike Velcro. Someone else feels the opposite. This topic has been debated so many times! Do a search for Pin rigs, Velcro, and search the name of each container. You will find postings about what people think of each. Do the same with canopies. Then you can make your decision. Please don’t start this debate again! Coco Top Three Manufacturers http://www.apexbase.com/ http://www.baserigs.com/ http://www.asylumbase.com/ Edit: And most importantly, get the right training and enough skydives!
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Doubt it (there are no issues with them)....But even if you did you would have to buy new risers. V1 and V2 are not compatible with the old Vertigo Risers. Coco
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I second that! The best way to open your first object is to do so with someone of mentor level. I opened my first one with 2 jumpers both over 200 jumps when I had around 20 jumps. They helped me determine if it was safe and how to judge new sites safely. And since it was a tower in my area, I got to jump it first! Coco Edit to add: Outside climb, very close to people (bonfire), no platform (inside or out) and owned by State Police. I see why other have passed. Who did you jump the B and E with?
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Speaking of helmets, anyone know if you can send an Oxygn back to the maker and have it repainted? Mine is scratched like a mo fo. Coco
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Who’s going to BD 06 and what group are you in. My dad and I are in group one. Coco
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Thanks Joel, I was just about to say I made a post on helmets a while back and there is some really good info in there! Thanks for posting the link. Coco
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Yea I'm looking to get the whole video. I've watched the trailer many times!
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So where do we order? Coco
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Last I heard there were phones in Norway.... Why can't you phone conference and still take care of business. People do it all over the world for business every day. I’d think you could do the same. Coco Edit: Too expensive? Use Email.
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Jason, What are the invoice numbers for this year? Coco
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SERVER IS BACK UP But I agree with Mike. I say Jason should cancel out everything and have a re-registration tomorrow or in a week or whatever. Coco P.S. I'm registered but probably not in group one But Regardless thanks for the speedy fix jason
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Thanks Jason! Coco
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Anyone else having issues with the website? I Hit add and it won't submit..... Clicked out and now I can't even get to the main V- V.com website.... Coco
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Hey.... Why didn't we think of that? Definitely!! Go Try and tell us if it works. Jump at high noon too. Sorry bro, won’t work. Aerial Delivery first started to stop the moon shiners who would fly over to make drops. They just now conveniently use it against us. Nice try though. Coco
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Thats tight! Additions: - Aerials?? Fixes: - 1:22 - PC looks like it come from his belly..... - Possible to show the container actually open and the lines come out of the tailpocket. Looks like the bridle extends and then all of a sudden you have canopy. Just thoughts... Coco
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By winded I didn't mean I was about to pass out just that it was a damn good workout. After 10-12 I'd be pretty tired. Dude I can climb 1000 ft A is 40 min, I'm in great shape. That hike is a lot different cardio than I do on a regular basis. Coco Edit to add: You just wanted to give me more shit didn't you sam!
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He damn well better climb out every time like Miles did! I've done 4 in one day and I was pretty winded. Miles is a beast!! Coco Edit to add: Read it again... "Schilling, of Orem, Utah, plans to jump every seven minutes." Well he definitally won't be climbing out in that case.
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What are the dates for the Royal games? Coco
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I disagree, I think its better to go into a sport knowing you can and most likely will eventually get hurt (whether that be major injury or stubbing your pinky toe ) than going into a sport such as BASE with unrealistic ideas of invincibility. I think knowing you can get hurt, planning ahead for it through training to avoid injury and understand those risks makes you are less likely to do something stupid or take additional risks outside of your abilities than if you are blind to the truth. Blink to the truth that no one is invincible. Coco P.S. Very true...I'm yet to be injured. Although does almost breaking your ankle tripping in a hole after a BASE jump count as a base injury?