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Ripcord Para Center
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Just wondering how popular this style of kill line bridle is.I find it harder to calibrate (in production) than the older Cazer style bridle.It certainly seems to be a much bigger pain in the ass to install.
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So I was wondering does anyone have an estimate on how much load the inner bag stop takes during a deployment on the totally enclosed bridle that UPT makes.?
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I need a yard of neon pink F111 type fabric.I can't find any. Anyone have a some they want to sell?
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Andrade1812...yes it is functional although not in great condition
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Georger..NO.The rig that Dan Gryder showed is jumpable.you Mus understood what I said.To clarify...that rig can not be described as "an NB8" simply because it is part NB8( the container)and part B 12(the harness).It does have the correct Ripcord for that container ( NB8).
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The rig that Dan Gryer came up with is a combination of an NB8 container( extended) and a B12 harness.Now pay close attention here..look at the Ripcord handle.That diagonal tubing inside of the Ripcord,that indicates it is an NB8 ripcord.Why is this significant? The NB 8 has a closer pin spacing than a B12/B4.You have to use the NB8 Ripcord. An NB 8 Ripcord WILL NOT work on a B12 container .
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Steve Snyder began playing with the Delta II in 1967.At Ripcord Para Center( he owned the dropzone).Dick Morgan (he was a Golden Knight at the time) began collaborating with him at that time
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Written by the late Don Beck when he was working at U.S.Forgecraft
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How much is a set of RW6 rings worth these dsys?
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There were also a small number built by Strong Enterprises as I recall
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When I worked at SSE/para plane this item was a real piece of scrap..plastic gears and bargain bin Android's,all to offer an economical alternative to their pricier Altimaster 2....didn't think they made them for very long