skydiverek

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  1. http://www.para-net.org/paramag/archives/directlive/direct182/images/fil.mov
  2. Intentionally? And without harm to a jumper? Or are you referring to those who died using them during the last century?
  3. One word: SPANDURA (although it is not popular, yet). It is supposed to be a great combo of spandex "streachability" and cordura durability.
  4. Yes, Patrick de Gayardon did a similar thing, flying low over the mountain summit. He talks about it on "Good Stuff", but it is kind of hard to understand...
  5. I posted this in Talk Back, too. Video: http://para-net.org/paramag/archives/directlive/direct193/images/soul2.mov Pictures: http://para-net.org/paramag/archives/directlive/direct193/images/
  6. Video: http://para-net.org/paramag/archives/directlive/direct193/images/soul2.mov Pictures: http://para-net.org/paramag/archives/directlive/direct193/images/
  7. Check these pictures out, too! http://para-net.org/paramag/archives/directlive/direct193/images/
  8. AMEN. I believed too!!!. You really got to have HUGE BALLS! . My God! This is just crazy... (and awesome!).
  9. From www.skydivechicago.com, about Roger Nelson: • United States Parachute Associate (USPA) National Director • USPA Safety & Training Advisor • Tandem Master Examiner • Tandem, AFF/AFP and Static Line Instructor • Multi-Engine, Commercial 11,000-Hour Pilot • Six (6) World Records (Relative Work Formations) • US National Gold, Silver and Bronze Medallist, • 1999 & 2002 Gold Medallist, • 2000/2001 Silver Medallist • Atmosphere Dolphin "A" Freefly License #300 • "BASE" jumper • Accuracy and High Performance Canopy Flight Instructor • Leading Author, Lecturer • World Record Organizer From 1978 to 2000 • Equipment and Training Innovator He had over 9,000 jumps. It's hard to believe he is no longer with us... Blue Skies!
  10. Attention everybody: we are approaching the milestone in this thread - almost 5000 views.
  11. Why isn't a pull-out PC anchored at the apex, then? What is the advantage to have it anchored at the base??? Wouldn't the pull-out PC anchored at the apex be the best of both worlds??? This would be like a pull-out PC that you can throw-out!
  12. Why isn't a pull-out PC anchored at the apex, then? What is the advantage to have it anchored at the base??? Wouldn't the pull-out PC anchored at the apex be the best of both worlds??? This would be like a pull-out PC that you can throw-out!
  13. More details please... That's sounds really bad...
  14. But it's not this particular one where he flies "3 meters from the ground passing two skiers". I am looking for this one!
  15. Where is thst VIDEO or PHOTO of this particular "120 kmh, 3 meters from ground!" flight ????
  16. I heard that French certifications are much tougher. Can anybody elaborate on that?
  17. Where can I see this photo (or video?)?
  18. I have always wondered - why? What's the reason for not activating below 130'? I know at that altitude the reserve will not have time to open fully, but if you are gonna go in, why not have it deployed by CYPRES anyways, maybe it is gonna snag the tree, or something?
  19. Does the Vector Reserve Pilotchute fabric let the air thru, then?
  20. Ok, so the slider will just sit on the SRC's, right? Also, what keeps the SRC's from sliding up the lines??? Can somebody post photos of SRC's? There is nothing on PD's website...
  21. Riggers and not only: which one do you think is better? Meshless (like the one on Vector 3, for instance), or the one with partial mesh (like on Mirage G3, for instance)? Advantages or disadvantages?
  22. One more reason to get CYPRES