freeflyJoe

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    Planet Earth, for now...
  • License
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  • License Number
    16622
  • Licensing Organization
    USPA
  • Number of Jumps
    4200
  • Years in Sport
    20
  • First Choice Discipline
    Freeflying
  • Second Choice Discipline
    Formation Skydiving

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  1. Thanks. Which DZ is Tracy? One guy is coming up from LA area so I was looking more south/central. Was thinking of meeting at Monterey but they sound like a tandem factory that doesn't like fun jumpers...
  2. Hey. I'll be in San Jose next weekend and I'm looking to take a couple friends for a tandem jump. I'm also want to make a jump or 2 and will be looking to borrow or rent gear. What DZ would you recommend in the area? Thx in advanced! Cheers
  3. I don't think the numbers were in any kind of order. When we got ours in 94 our numbers were all different even though we jumped together. If I'm remember right.
  4. http://www.basejumper.com/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?do=post_attachment;postatt_id=87018;
  5. I think he was trying to post this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VwU42FUnLc here's another http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnTckD2n7ks&feature=related
  6. My xaos has brass grommets with hma lines. Over 1000 jumps hasn't worn through them but I do see some wear and tear in them. I was wondering if it would speed my openings up if I switched to SS. I'm thinking it won't make a difference, especially with the lighter weight steel being used now. Anyone know??
  7. Bringing this thread back after doing a search on this. Was wondering if brass is lighter than the stainless steel ones? Would it speed my openings up much if I switched from brass to SS? My xaos has brass and is showing wear. I think PD uses only SS. Thoughts, facts, opinions... Thanx!
  8. Hi, does anyone have a link to a site that has pictures of the random freefly (3-way) formations? USPA site has the competition manual but it mixes freestyle and freeflying and doesn't have any pictures of the formations... Thanx!