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From: howard@cca.UUCP (Howard Bernstein)
Newsgroups: net.rec.skydive
Subject: Re: bailing out
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Date: Mon, 16-Jul-84 11:57:52 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 16 11:57:52 1984
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I have never jumped, but probably will learn in the next couple of years.  I
am in the process of building an experimental category aircraft (th Cozy, a
side by side Long-EZ) which has a pusher prop.  In learning to jump I would be
mostly interested in what it takes to bail out of an aircraft (a pusher) from
possibly unusual attitudes.  Not that I plan on doing this but during the test
phase it would be most helpful to know (just in case).  Any suggestions ?