skygeek

Have any of you guys that jump reflexes out there considered getting the new pop top mod that bombermfg is offering?

I use a pro-track mounted on the utside of my lid in the bracket. And i also put a small rubberband around the outside of the bracket to hold tighter.

Just wanted to know what everyone's top speed was mine so far is 262 true airspeed.....

As a non-smoker for 2 months now I'm with ya all the way.."One day at a time SWEET JESUS Im gonna hurt somebody...." The gum has been working for me.

If you are looking for Warm The Lone Star State is nice this time of year... 63 here today

I have had the pleasure of Jumping my Dads heatwave 150. I found the best way to pack it for me any way is to Fold in the three outside cells on both sides and push in the three center cells so they cant be seen between the folded ones. Making sure the slider is nice and big out front. Perfect every time so far!

Thanx For the Info guys! Im looking at trying it out this weekend filming a friend. Ill let you know how it goes. Skygeek

Curently Im shooting fun jumper solos and small way rw. I do alot of freefly but also some rw. I'm working my way toward AFF's and tandoms. When I shoot freefly I normaly use my Ff suit. I have seen some pics of people filming tandoms in sit. Thanx for the input. Skygeek

Does anyone out there Freefly with there camera suit? I freefly alot and just got a camera suit. i was wondering if anyone does this or is it a bad idea. Any info would be great. Like what do you do with the booties? Any positions better than others? Thanx Blue ones Skygeek

Hey I have 150 jumps and have been jumping my camera for about 15 jumps now. It has been quite an expirence. I have a set of wings but did not start jumping them untill I had jumped the camera about 10 times and felt safe with it. When I got my wings I did about 15 jumps with no camera just to learn to fly the suit without the added danger of two new pieces of equipment. I did have the good luck of having an exprienced camera flyer to ask advice from and get tips. If anything talk to your local camera dude. Good luck Great pics.