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chicagoland skydiving center
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License
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License Number
13058
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Licensing Organization
uspa
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Number of Jumps
1941
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Years in Sport
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Formation Skydiving
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First Choice Discipline Jump Total
1900
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I love my Icecream. Once at the old Z Hills.....had 3 icecream cones on one day........blue skys! bob g
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Now your talking! I have been skydiving now for over 21 years. And have been going to Quincy/Rantoul WFFC since 1987. Life is what you make of it, and Skydiving and meeting friends at the WWFC is what you make of it as well. I had an absolute blast!!!!The DC9 jet, and fun jumps this year at Rantoul will always hold a special place in my memory! blue skys! bob g
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I am just wondering how many of us will jump the jet at Rantoul? I have jumped the jet every year at Quincy since 1992. Blue skys! bob g
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hi! Long time ago back in 1991, we recladded the Amoco Bld. in Chicago. the building is 1137 tall. I was working next to a guy on the 81st floor.(building is 84 stories tall)who dropped a bolt by accident, this was on the south elevation,and there was a fountian below us. after counting six seconds there was a gyser of water 4 storys high as the bolt went into the fountain.If it takes 11 seconds to reach terminal velocity with a speed of 110 mph in a stable free fall position, then that bolt had to be doing close to 150 or so when it hit due to the mass and bulk of the bolt.After all the bolt free falled for 6 second in 1000ft. A penny on the other hand has a small surface and would flutter down way less than 100mph at that hieght. That is all i have to say about that.(talks like forest gump)
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I have been flying RC planes now for over 12 years now. And yes! keep it mellow with the elevator. With 2 much up you can stall the plane, and crash. I have a tiger 60 with an OS 91, tons of power and "wheels up" in 15 feet. happy flying! bob g