esso167

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  1. That would be even better than the stiga towing last winter! I can be voluntary driver... who brings car and birdman to tow??
  2. Hello Hera are information that I found from Australian parachute federation Operational Regulations manual: http://www.apf.asn.au/apf_admin/downloads/opregs2002.pdf 10.4. PACKER PRIVILEGES 10.4.1. The privileges of Packer "B" shall be to inspect, pack and carry out daily maintenance on main parachutes with which he is familiar and competent. 12.2. PACKER RATING PREREQUISITES 12.2.1. APF PACKER RATING CLASS "B": Applicants for this rating must: (a) Be at least 16 years of age; (b) Have the ability to maintain clear and concise records; (c) Have the recommendation of a Chief Instructor or Rigger Examiner; (d) Pass the written and practical examinations with at least 70% in each examination. 12.4. VALIDITY OF RATINGS 12.4.1. All APF packer ratings and rigger ratings are held subject to the holder being a current APF member and passing a revalidation examination every two years. 12.4.2. At the time the revalidation examination is conducted, the packer or rigger shall present to the Area Rigger Panel, his Parachute Maintenance Log or written evidence of his relevant activities. 12.4.3. Applications for revalidation of packer or rigger ratings shall be made on the prescribed form to the APF Secretariat. 12.4.4. The revalidation of an instructor or tutor rating automatically includes revalidation of the member’s rigger or packer rating provided (a) if the instructor or tutor holds a Rigger or Packer “A” rating, that he/she provides evidence that he/she has packed six reserves in the last two years or packs three emergency parachutes to the satisfaction of a person qualified under 12.1.3 or (b) if the instructor or tutor holds a Packer “B” rating, that he/she satisfies the Instructor Examiner or the National Examiner of his/her current experience. 12.4.5. Deleted April 2002. 12.5. SUSPENSION OR CANCELLATION OF RATINGS 12.5.1. An APF Council or Area Rigging Panel may, at its discretion, suspend any packer or rigger rating. 12.5.2. The Board may, at its discretion, suspend or cancel any packer or rigger rating. Jussi ---Ubi est actio hic?---
  3. I have noticed same effect but more with zp fabrics. There might be some coating component on those fabrics that cause my fingers skin to dry and crack. jussi ---Ubi est actio hic?---
  4. Hello Harro I am not familiar with Australian packing ratings so need to ask do you mean reserve or main packing? Is there any info on Aussie packing ratings on web? I think you could try finding hints and tips on canopy or rig manufactures sites like mirage: http://www.miragesys.com/product_info/on-line_manual/main.html or http://www.miragesys.com/product_info/on-line_manual/packing1.html or from rws http://www.relativeworkshop.com/rigging/rsvpacking.pdf or from sunpath http://www.sunpath.com/downloads/Jav%20Manual%20Rev%2001%20Iss%2001.pdf or http://www.parachutes-de-france.com/us/parachutes/info_data.htm hopefully you can find what you were looking jussi ---Ubi est actio hic?---
  5. Blue track serie Pro 120 1.63:1 Express 175 1.12:1 jstone ---Ubi est actio hic?---
  6. For 5 first flights (1) The Old Lady PD 193 (2) 1.01:1 (3) Soft and smooth (The Old Lady has +1000 jumps on her) once few twist After that for 20 flight (1) Spectre 150 (2) 1.3:1 (3) Soft and on heading jussi ---Ubi est actio hic?---
  7. http://www.performancedesigns.com/slink.asp and yes they do bite hard if you don´t look them after jussi ---Ubi est actio hic?---
  8. My speeds before opening are around 240km/h and with first board jumps I used good old PD 193 (+1000 jumps) which didn´t open too fast and after I was assured I could manage to open stable I changed to BlueTrack pro 120 with larger slider to prevent those crisp French openings. With larger slider no slammers. I use advance size board and load BT pro 120 around 1,6 lbs/sqf Jussi ---Ubi est actio hic?---
  9. Look at these from australia: http://www.rmwjumpsuits.com/ I don´t have those but people who use them have been pleased with them jussi
  10. Hey why not use this system: http://www.strongparachutes.com/Pages/MiltaryIndex.html and from there manned airborne vehicles! It has good seats and as a bonus you dont have to walk back from off DZ landing you can drive... Jussi ---Ubi est actio hic?---
  11. Hmm there are actually at least three Jussis flying wingsuits nowadays Jussi