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"Differential stow"


I would be interested if this knowledge is still being carried forward with new jumpers...

Has the TG made this knowledge worthless? or do you think this is something worthwhile knowing?

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W/out knowing the past the future cannot be predicted.

I've tried DS both slider down and up and I'm still here to tell the story.
Memento Audere Semper

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Edit: I explained what it is so I edited it out.. yes I know what it is.

As for the tail gate ... A tail gate may or may not help with nose first inflation. It will help to keep the tail and the nose away from each other because it encourages line management.

Video shows that the back section of the parachute often expands first during bottom skin inflation even with a tail gate.
My grammar sometimes resembles that of magnetic refrigerator poetry... Ghetto

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knowing but not using it. tg works for me and is easier

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I've tried it. I used it for a while slider up. I decided it was a bit more trouble than the return, but I still think it might not be such a bad thing on slider up stuff.
-- Tom Aiello

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I've tried it. I used it for a while slider up. I decided it was a bit more trouble than the return, but I still think it might not be such a bad thing on slider up stuff.



Tom. According to CR, the differential stow was never to be used for slider up jumps, just slider down/off.

I was taught by CR to use the tail gate in conjunction with a primary stow and was never taught the differential stow method.

Why do you think it might be useful on slider up jumps?

ian

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Why do you think it might be useful on slider up jumps?



Because there is no tailgate on many slider up packjobs, and line overs have been observed despite the slider. The differential stow, in theory, ought to help the canopy to achieve nose first expansion.
-- Tom Aiello

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SnakeRiverBASE.com

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Slider up jumps and slacked lines don't mix.
My grammar sometimes resembles that of magnetic refrigerator poetry... Ghetto

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Differential stow"


is it a skydive thing??:ph34r:

never used it..

Stay safe
Stefan Faber

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Here's Adam's differential stow article...

Enjoy.
Looks like a death sandwich without the bread - Steve Deadman Morrell, BASE 174

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man you guys are taking my funny post up big time:ph34r:
but cool article..

I posted the above as i know that Mac has returned skydiving..
he he i just had to tease him:P

Stay safe
Stefan Faber

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Slider up jumps and slacked lines don't mix.



EDIT: slider up dont mix anything.. its the evil,i tell ya i know for sure..

sliders are for skydives:P

Ok i have 2 unpacked rigs weather is great i had too many beers im borred ,im off to sleep before i get banned:):P

Stay safe
Stefan Faber

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