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And I'm been taken good care of And I get to visit Chuck in his Palace .... I'm like the poor kid down the street

Would he not just bust it out if we took him past SuperCuts and got that "Brilo" trimmed a bit ..... get all streamline and stuff ..... PURPLE helmet here I come

Amen to that brother, AMEN ...... pitty the evening did not remain that way

ps lou say hi to my mate karl - buy him tequila So far it's been tequila, crown royal, light beer .... and Hot Dawgs.

I have been flying my Vision 124 for the past three years, and still enjoy the canopy, the openings are great (I'm partial to a left turn on opening, but it's me makes no difference what canopy). The general flight characteristics are excellent. Front riser pressure is medium, and it has a good recovery arc, and flies nice on rear risers. The bottom end flair could be a tad better, but maybe I'm getting to old for lazy to take a few steps. In all I think the Vision is a very under rated canopy on the market. PS: I was jumping one before I worked for Aerodyne, so this is a non biased opinion.

It's all in the technique, it's all in the trained eye, it's all in the artistic ability of the athlete. Flailing to one might be a Olympic Gold to another ...

I'M A WINNER I'M A WINNER So after fending off a Chuck Norris style attack by a fellow flocker on exit from the CASA. I am lead to believe I hold the Official World Record for the most back loops in a wing suit

Peej Yip, the sport is male bias to some degree and for the most part the available percentage of girls in the sport keeps female camera flyers limited. I know for a fact that while working in NorCal last year that Kim (the only female camera flyer) was as professional and skilled as any guy, and the pax loved her. We do need to look into ways to cultivate and expose new girls to camera flying, but the cost of setting up, the cut throat nature of work dives. Puts alot of people off doing camera. There are also a few jumpers who think camera flying is a way to get jumps for FREE and maybe even a few $ in the pocket, but until you have done a full training camp with a solid 4-Way Team or pounded out 10 Tandems you will live in the fantasy world. My one team used our camera flyer as a go between for manifest, packing, calls, etc. we had more time to focus on the dive plans, creeping and de briefing. He did the admin side for us, and also shot Majik video of us. Peej ..... Go take it and make a few new hot video girls, as we have some of the finest looking girls in skydiving back home.

James, Our products have not been effected by the change of ownership at Aerodyne, the Icon is now produced in DeLand FL and our Mains and Reserves are available as always from our new facility in Durban. We have stock mains and reserves ready to ship, and Stock Icons ready to size and ship out. Go check out our new website and get in touch if you have any questions.

Chris The replies above have covered anything I would have written. But do feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

it comes form my years as a skilled Wild Animal Circumciser

I would have presumed that the term SPOT meant that we would atleast be in the same county or a short walk from the DZ. 3.5 miles and landing in a back yard was a tad off the SPOT mark.

Matthew, Please contact me directly and we'll have our Sales Rep in Europe contact you and get the cable to you ASAP.

Is a ducks ass water tight?

SummerFest will be holding a Film Festival on Saturday. So get hold of Skydive Chicago and get our films in. Aerodyne will be giving away prizes to the winners.

Nice rig Ken ;-)

Homer, See link below for the line trim specs for the Hornet http://www.flyaerodyne.com/download/HORNET.PDF Let me know if you need any other assistance in this or any other regard.

Pela, Go take a look at our specs on our website. http://flyaerodyne.com/fly/products/iconSizes.asp The I5 will not fit your Pilot 188 in very comfy.