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To all of the skydiving family at Cross Keys...My Love and Prayers are with you and the families involved in this tragic accident. Scott Saluga D-16515 Removed from incidents. Please post Condolences to Bonfire. t I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Mouth, I do a lot of tandem and 4-way video. I use the Sony .5 or .6 top mounted on my FTP. It works great and you can get them at Best Buy for $30usd. I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Hey Turbo, Henry, the Gator driver, is doing fine last I heard. He is a little scraped up and sore but I hear that he will be fine. Thanks for thinking of him. FHL, Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Lew....we missed you. Had great weather this year, the parties were awesome and the skydives were just KICKASS!!! All of us at Richmond hope to see you soon. FHL, Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Tracy...Look on the side of the camera where the hand strap is. There should be a reset button there. Stick a paper clip in it or something to reset it and see if that helps. Mind you, I've never had to reset a camera this way before but if it could save you the $400 service to send it in then it might be worth a shot. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

I do not have the 105 but have the pc-120. I was using the Velocity side mount helmet from Skydance and I cut the handmount off of mine. The little door that covers the lanc port, etc., like previously stated, can be bent enough without breaking that it can stay on. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Damn Jimmy! Sorry to hear about your camera "fatality". I'm feelin' for ya man. So what camera is going to replace it?? A shiney new TRV-950, HC1000 or a DSR-PD10?

I agree with Jimmy! I always move to the middle, wave off and pull. I, like Jimmy, was taught to wave before I pull so I do. I feel silly sometimes when I know I'm the only one out there but I just always seem to do it. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

I'm a firm believer in B & H Photo. www.bhphoto.com. I've never had a problem with them. I've bought my PC120, DSR-PD150 and numerous accessories through them and have always been pleased. I see that DBuys has a deal with the Digi-Rebel for $1056..you get the camera body, 18-55mm lens and a 512mb cf card plus some useless extras. B&H has the same kit for $1059 with a $30 mail-in rebate but it comes with a 1gig Lexar high speed cf card instead of the 512. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Manbird and hkf, The problem you have described is not just related to the Katana! I have a Crossfire2 119 @ 1.9 that will do the same thing. My biggest tip to you would be for sure to check the tail deflection when your pulling front riser. I had my Crossfire2 set at factory settings when I first got it and it was about 2inches too short. I lengthened them up and viola the buffeting and nose "roll under" went away. I still can make it do it but I choose not to. Like it was said in previous posts...It is the position of the riser not pressure that you need to look at. Hope this helps. Scott ps. Lew...we miss you!! I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

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I also agree with both of these suggestions. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Guess I'll add myself to the list since I only live 40 minutes away and I'll be there! Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Y'all got some nice lookin' TyeDye rigs out there but I didn't see any Vector 3's in this post so I'd thought I'd post mine... Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Try EBags.com. Then look for laptop backpacks and the like. Very good selection at great prices. I dont think they sell hard sided cases but backpacks are easy to carry and have tons of room for accessories. FHL, Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

I used to not watch my openings at all. In fact I was asking for whiplash if I did watch them on my Stiletto 150. I now have a Crossfire2 119 and I can safely watch my openings with no problems. I don't stare at the snivel per-say but glance at it during deployment. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

I'm jumping a PC120. Using a DSR-PD150 for ground footage when I can. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

I agree with Mike...I keep EVERYTHING. Tapes are dirt cheap and are a great medium to archive all your footage on. I never record over anything on purpose! :) Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Nice Bro!!

Lew....SUPER NEWS!!!! Glad to hear you got your camera replaced. Can't wait to see some coolio pics from it. All of us Richmond folk sure do miss you guys. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

My nick came from an old BBS I used to run before the internet was around. It was named "The Conscious Party" after Ziggy Marleys first disc. My sysop name was "rastamon". Soon it shortened to just "rasta". Then I became addicted to a band named "King's X" whom I've become friends with over the years. Since I am such a fan folks started calling me an "X-Head" so I just added that to the front of my "rasta" nick and there ya have it!!

Paige...It was cool hanging with you. Great pics too. Next time you are out you'll have a make a skydive!!! Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

Crossfire2 @ 1.9. The most sweet opening canopy I have ever owned in 14 years of jumping. I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot

More tape! Just export the finished edit back to DV on a dedicated tape. As stated, tape is cheap. If stored properly, it will last a pretty long time, with minimal losses (nothing is perfect) Eric, You know I've thought about that but tapes just seem so clumsy. I'm a geek at heart and want to use "cool" technology to store the finished projects. I wish I could burn data to -9's!! Then I could store raw MSP projects straight to DVD. Scott I read somewhere to learn is to remember and I've learned we all forgot