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 on: Today at 01:37:13 pm 
Started by Pinky - Last post by Trekker
Hey, Pinky & Marilyn!

This is just a note to let you know that it's very likely that Mark has your gear in his basement, since the DZ passed from his and Cindy's hands to Franz's. It's very hard, but not absolutely impossible, to get gear back from him. It's not that he's a dishonest person and wants to steal people's gear. It's just that, somehow, he never learned the meaning of the words, "I want my gear", or words to that effect. When people say that to him, it must sound like "Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba". It doesn't mean anything. Good luck!

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 on: Yesterday at 09:29:18 pm 
Started by Franz - Last post by Franz
Safety day will start at 10:30 am Saturday March 13th.

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 on: Yesterday at 08:40:24 pm 
Started by Rhanold - Last post by Rhanold
Safety day will start at 10:30 am Saturday March 13th.

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 on: March 10, 2010, 10:26:53 pm 
Started by Rhanold - Last post by martymac
Hey Ryan, I got a 32.  But I would have gotten below thirty if I counted the downwind and crosswind landings that I never intended to do.  Also I hope to get a lower score by making more jumps than the eight I got last year.  Of course I also got 17 BASE jumps so that should count for something.

Marty MacDonald
BASE 1197

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 on: March 09, 2010, 10:19:19 pm 
Started by Rhanold - Last post by Galvar
I got a 32. but would certainly like to break into the 20s. I think it would be interesting to take this again halfway through the season and then again towards the end of the year....

I call BULLSHIT!

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 on: March 09, 2010, 09:48:31 pm 
Started by Rhanold - Last post by Uncensored
I got a 32. but would certainly like to break into the 20s. I think it would be interesting to take this again halfway through the season and then again towards the end of the year....

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 on: March 09, 2010, 04:10:13 pm 
Started by Rhanold - Last post by whorshack
Mark the calendar, I'm about to stand up for Ian (kinda)...

BASE and CRW canopies get a lower score on this quiz, even though they can have similar effects when handled improperly, per their particular situation. CRW air time (or, just flying relative to others in the sky) can be an incredible and valuable learning tool to understanding and being in control of your canopy dynamics, regardless of the canopy.



my calendar in marked,

as for everyone that has not done altitude hop and pops i love going out and playing.  part of Brian Germain course is to go out and fly relitive with an other person.  this does not mean that you have to stack it up.... Grin.  just to maybe touch end cells someone moves and fly base and the other person fly back to point.  i would say one person should have done it with an experienced jumper before trying it with just any one.  but as long as you take it slow and not attack with double front... ryan.  you can keep everything slow and predictable.  doing these things has made me more confident close to the ground and i would think will help your number go down.  instructor signing out

now who wants to do a 4 stack

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 on: March 09, 2010, 01:46:58 pm 
Started by Rhanold - Last post by holeybody
geesh!  37     This was and is my goal of the year is to work on canopy control / skilz?  Swoop club here I come...

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 on: March 09, 2010, 12:20:03 pm 
Started by Rhanold - Last post by The Adam Monster
To Adam:
Dad said no swooping the pond. Now dad says, no swooping the pond. Way to ruin it for everybody.

i will not be deterred by the wishes of the land owner. plus, it's not *really* my fault if i land off, i'm new to all this skydiving none-sense, and haven't yet developed adequate spotting skillz 

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 on: March 09, 2010, 09:52:08 am 
Started by Chrissy - Last post by Chrissy
I have a round reserve packing table in my dad's basement, any of you riggers interested in it?  In 2 weeks I have a renter moving in so you would need to get it by then.

thanks!

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