Now that my rig has sat in the attic for ten years, I think it's about time I faced up to the fact that I'm not really likely to start jumping again any time soon! So my rig needs a new home, but before I advertise it I thought I'd better check whether there's likely to be anything that would make it fundamentally unjumpable (product recall, mandatory service life limit, whatever). Who knows what might have changed in the last decade -- everyone seems to skydive upside down these days! The rig consists of: National Warp III container (1986) Raven III main (1990) ~ 200 jumps Lazer 7 reserve (1989) zero jumps The container is a bit grubby, but in good condition (stitching all OK), the main looks immaculate, and I haven't looked at the reserve because I wouldn't get it back in again (although I impressed myself by remebering how to repack the main :) The rig has B12 snaphooks on the leg straps and a leg strap throw away pilot chute. It has never been fitted with a Cypres. It will obviously need a good looking over by a rigger if anyone is going to jump it again, but what do you reckon -- piece of junk, or potential cheap first rig for someone? John -- Bless me Father for I have sinned What is it my son? I've fallen in love with a whuffo . . .
