Mudge

right on, thanks for the help. Seems like the best way of doing things is to watch someone who is experienced and ask questions. These help, thanks again.

I have always used an experienced rigger to attach new mains to my rig but I feel like this is something I should know more about. I understand the different sets of lines and how the canopy physically attaches. How can I be sure that the lines are in the right order and are not twisted? What method to you use? Thanks for the help.

I flew jumpers in northern michigan for a few seasons. That is where most of my jumps are from. I jumped and packed at skydive carolina and a few smaller dzs around the country. Now work brings me to this area and I am looking for a good dz and some cool people to hang out and jump with.

sweet, thanks for the help!

I am looking to get my reserve repacked and my new canopy connected. I live in the new haven area and would be willing to drive. Let me know. Thanks!

Located just off the shores of teal blue water and lush greenery. The landing area is wide open and experiences little turbulence. Jumps at Beaver Island, in the middle of Lake Michigan, are fantastic! These jumps run once a week, usually on Wed. Come jump with a great group under blue skies.

Hey! i am looking for a good rigger in TN. I have a new rig that needs a reserve re-pack and a general look-over. Any ideas? Thanks

Does anyone know a rigger I can take my equipment to in Tennessee? I need a repack and a basic look-over.

thanks guys. I am just south of Nashville in Murfreesboro. I have been out to Tullahoma but it's only open a few select days. West Tenn. skydiving sounds like the best choice. Although if it's 2.5 hours from Nash. and i'm 45 min. south of that.....ATL sounds just as good. I just got a new rig and it's killing me to have it sit around. thanks for the help. blue skies!

greetings, I am trying to find a few good places to jump in TN. Any suggestions? i'm just looking to find some cool people and a good DZ. Thanks.