fastphil

No vid, just a still shot of mine.

is the book on Amazon yet?

I jumped a small helicopter with next to nothing airspeed from about 1000-1100 feet with a freepacked StratoFlyer; took a couple of seconds freefall to enjoy the proximity of the treetops and still had a decently long canopy ride. The problem with lower jumps requiring extreme accuracy is lack of canopy time to set up your landing.

Always land facing south.

Anybody know where I could view Mike Sizemore's work or possibly get some reprints??

Wish I hadn't clicked on this one, now I'll be wondering all the time.

Agree; even bicycling Wolf Creek Pass it takes a good tuck to hit 60.

Looks like you're re-inventing Magnet Men

I liked it, but what do I know...

I can't remember, and there were BASE and demos and parties and other unofficial locations, so I voted boobies.

It took me just one jump to get hooked.

No matter the maneuver, stability or lack of stability, time and space awareness are absolutely essential in skydiving. I guess you've figured that out.

I had plans to do that once, with a buddy; we were going to strap two lawn chairs together. We instead discovered some formations nearby (towers) that could be climbed and offered a free fall opportunity and went that way instead. BASE took off and we never got back to our lawn chair jump. I know, just another lawn chair whuffo.

If only we had a place where we could go to search for these things. http://bfy.tw/Zdd Thanks Flyer... would it be to much to ask to get me a blue ray disc while your at it?

Could that be considered a robot?