Pro-track jump type

[bergh 0]

Hi people

In the pro-track book they explain in detail some of the jumps types like:

SLO
STUDENT

but they never mention all of them I would just like to know if someone has all the details regarding each jump type setting.

Thanks

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[gus 1]

Most of them, I think, don't make any difference to how the ProTrack operates, they just act as labels which may be why they're not explained in the manual.

Gus

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[mr2mk1g 10]

having just bought one and read the manual about a thousand times (its what we do when we cant jump right?) I came to the conclusion that its just some gay feature to try and take away the need for a log book.

I know that I simply wont be arsed to change the setting EVER and will just leave it on blank or something

[flylikeahandbag 0]

My understanding is also that the dives not fully explained in the Annex are just labels for when the data is downloaded to JumpTrack.
However if you e-mail L&B I'm sure they would be more than happy to provide you with an explanation.
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[lazyfrog 0]

yeah, nothing special, just when you download the jumps on your computer, you know which type of jump it was

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[DBCOOPER 1]

I don't use the other jump types,but I think they are there so you can have different altitude warning set points with out reprogramming the altitudes.

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