hookitt 0 #26 January 22, 2006 Quotei only have 1.5 rigs. although the one is all Asylum/CR! (i see blackjack in my future) Should go nicely with the Ace you fly. Would you like to test fly a Black Jack 260 tonight?My grammar sometimes resembles that of magnetic refrigerator poetry... Ghetto Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hecy68 0 #27 January 22, 2006 I have nothing but praise for morpheous this time of year everyone wants new gear so they are very busy as they all are i guess . its all in the timing of your order ... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Trae 1 #28 January 22, 2006 in reply to "Do you know what you're looking for? " ........................ One thing I'm still not real clear on is the difference between the different types of pilot chutes available (ZP vented F111 + ?? ) and the different sizes required for different objects . Big walling to start with but after that who knows ? Is there such a thing as a standard size PC for big wall jumping? Does it vary with size of canopy and body weight , speed at deployment etc? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TomAiello 25 #29 January 22, 2006 QuoteBig walling to start with but after that who knows ? For terminal jumps, you'll want a 32" or 36". QuoteIs there such a thing as a standard size PC for big wall jumping? Depends on the manufacturer. Either 32" or 36" is fine. I've seen people go terminal with PC's as large as 42" (which I don't recommend), and as small as 28". QuoteDoes it vary with size of canopy and body weight , speed at deployment etc? Not really. Check out the delay-altitude-equipment chart on the Apex web site (is it still there?) or the one in the components section of the CR web site. I've attached a .pdf file which also has some general guidelines.-- Tom Aiello [email protected] SnakeRiverBASE.com Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Trae 1 #30 January 22, 2006 This is so good. Love the way time is cut down to fractions of seconds and feet in tens not thousands. Looks like a lot of people have done some hard yards getting this all worked out. Good on yas and thanks... making it look almost safe...and at least now a real calculated risk not guess work. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
brianfry713 0 #31 January 23, 2006 I found Apex's delay-altitude-equipment chart in the manual on their website at http://www.apexbase.com/portal/content.asp?contentid=33 It's a huge file, and towards the bottom.BASE 1224, Senior Parachute Rigger, CPL ASEL IA, AGI, IGI USPA Coach & UPT Tandem Instructor, PRO, Altimaster Field Support Representative Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
