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From: geer@crl.dec.com (Dan Geer)
Newsgroups: rec.skydiving
Subject: Re: <None>
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Date: 17 May 91 02:42:13 GMT
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i started this question of ``where can you jump''
somewhat inadequately it would seem.

point one, i *am* in training and know enough to
stick with it, etc., etc., etc.  what i wanted
to know is where is it ``ok'' to jump. 

what i have been offered is a hell of a ride in
a stunt plane culminating in a unbelted exit from
the stunt plane on a barrel roll.  i've seen it
done, these folks do it from time to time...

got that?

	1. canopy back

	2. ignore fasten-seat-belt sign

	3. roll plane (including a more or less zero g upside down arch)

	4. exit upside down 

who knows what lurks..

--dan