egloskerry

I took care of it. I was charged correctly.

Lol I still feel like that on exit. Arch hard and you will do well.

Well even with that jump, it was eight jumps total. Should I have been charged for that one? On my Cat D I didn't get all three instability manuvers done, by my instructor said I had that jump and the next to do them.

Yeah. Is that not included? I asked manifest and they said it was a rejump, but I did graduate with that jump.

And I am just posting now because I am post 30000!

I might be going out Sunday, I'll check on it. I am gonna come down to Deland once I get my A to jump with you, and see if the rumors are true.

Lol I'm just a bit scared because the guy who runs the manifest is a bit gruff. I was kinda confused when he was charging me.

Hmm, I got charged for the last jump, and I jumped eight times. How should I address it with the DZ?

AFF is done! How many jumps does the AFF program include, if there are no rejumps?

That makes sense. You have to check with ATC before takeoff instead of just going. I think at a sleepy airport, it's pretty easy to see someone else on the same runway, or someone on final.

Kerosene burns?

That's a surefire way to pick up guys.

Lol just a joke. I look forward to meeting skymama after I get my A.

$45.

Gas masks!

Sure, it could've crippled Skydive Deland, but it would've really helped BASE Deland...

Why couldn't you just file a dispute on your card?

So far I've had a radio on every jump, but get very little instruction, just because I land fine. They might give me small corrections, and I am glad it's there as I'm not 100% comfortable with landings yet, but I would have no problem were the radio to fail.

And you come out of it with that sticky cloud residue all over you!

I felt a touch nauseous after my tandem. Never had any problems since.

Throw your rig out first, then try to catch it!

A tandem under you? Shouldn't the tandem be above you?

I jump at Palatka, so not a tandem factory. Art and the other guys won't let her jump if they don't think it's safe.

Just push hard down with your legs. They should naturally go into the correct position. Ask your instructor to let you lay on the creeper and have him push up on your legs to simulate the wind pressure.

And then you find out it's a man, and the adrenaline really kicks in!