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my current stiletto had around 800 jumps when i replaced them..... my presecond canopy(Sabre 135) had 1300-1400 jumps when i replaced them...
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Just noticed.... http://skydivewings.com/docs/WingsEXT/
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"I tried cutting some foam on the outside of the liner (so the audible was between the liner and the helmet) but it was hard to hear. so hard, I missed it a couple times." Funny, i installed my Pro Track the same way, and it worked perfectly, no problems at all...
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Niin, ensi kesää lähinnä mietiskelin, nykyinen ennätys on 10 way, jenkeissä ja muualla... noh, katsellaan, taidanpa häipyä Utin suuntaan vähitellen.....
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pitäisköhän täällä kotomaassa tehdä dz.com hyppyennätys, eiköhän rikota se olikohan 10 way?? kai meitä sen verran olisi?? täytynee tutkiskella...
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No ei, ihan suomea tää on, saattaa vaan näyttää hassulta ulkomaanelävien silmissä.....
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Älä, saavat maistaa pirulaiset omaa lääkettään välillä, saattaisivat kutsua tätä huoraamiseksi, hui hai , eivät ymmärrä...
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like Erno said, the Axis harness/container by PdF..
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c-172 c-182 c-206 c-207(turbine) c-208 Twin Otter Mi-17 An-72 (Jet!! 200kts exit speed)
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"Henry "Pullyourlinein"" Henri Pohjolainen....
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I believe it´s Sally Hathaway(?)... iirc.
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Same here, and i´m perfectly happy with it. I use it for everything else also, student, tandems, random freefly etc..
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Parachuting club of Utti. [url]http://www.utti.org[url] plane is Cessna 207 turbine..
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"Yeah, there was a thread maybe 5 or 6 months ago too. I think the only model that wasn't found was a skyvan." Well, Airfix at least used to have Skyvan in 1/72, i don´t know if it´s in production today... i guess i´m one sort of geek..
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We have one guy who did about 100 staticline jumps.....
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"was one early jet aircraft (F-86?) that had ejection seats that fired downward" That would be a early version of a F104 Starfighter....
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We wingsuit instructors in Finland tend to think that no matter how many jumps have (250/500/5000 etc), that you have at least 30 jumps during the last couple of months. In Birdman jumps, you have to be current..
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Pic was taken by Jussi Laine.
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probably is..... he has pictures that he won´t show to anyone, i guess he was "really close" on those pics... Jussi
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I have that kind of stress on my Classic 1 and Skyflyer ..
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I asked John Le Blanc couple of years ago similar question, here is the answer: >The long chest strap helps in a couple of ways, but it is not necessary to >have it dangling and flopping around, as some people do. One the rig has >spread to the extent allowed by the yoke area of the harness (and/or slider >width,)then more slack doesn't do anything. > >The canopy can spread out slightly more with the chest strap wide and the >slider pulled down. This made a big difference on the older nine cells such >as the older Glidepath F-111 stuff, and the PD and Sabre, but it makes less >difference on the newer ellipticals, like the Stiletto and newer. > >There is a big difference in the handling of the canopy with the chest >strap >adjusted wide. The ability to steer with the harness increases when the rig >is allowed to spread. The center of the pivot is down near your hips, >making >the harness control pressures very low. When the cheststrap is pulled >tight, >the center of the pivot is up near the three rings, and your wieght is far >below this. This means it takes more effort to steer with the harness. This >in turn means you must deflect some other control surface (toggle or riser) >more, which reduces efficiency.
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the only place is at www.parasale.com, from there-> news->for sale and voila!! there you go..