why does ppl sometimes get those agressive twins that makes the chute spin? im a student and i get a twin once but it was just me that was spinning while the chute was going stable in one direction.
@Reuben961 high performance canopies (not student canopies) don't deal well with line twists and often don't fly level in twists. It has to do with the wing loading and the shape of the wing. Not typically something a student will have to worry about.
I think this was training guys....for an instructor? How many students have small canopies and nice altis? Not to mention the exit was not "add" esque. Just my thought
OK.....AFF training on a cloudy day, in the rain, one instructor, with a student that still doesnt have the concept of; arching, body awareness, or PHT; not to mention that poor excuse for a "lazy W". I thought he was going to put his hands up to his eyes to make binoculars.
hmmmm, Aff student with booties on, small canopy (student) and tracked away before seeing him open? Im not at all an insturctor but this just seems a lil off to me :S
it was my 13th jump, during my AFF course i had my 1st malfunction, line twist. i opened at 5000' got line twist. pulled rear risers apart and kicked legs to untwist lines. then was stuck in a hard right hand turn, not sure why. grabbed toggles and flared, fixed that problem, then looked at alt. 3200'!!!!! took me 1800' to get under control. amazing how much alt you lose so quickly.
@theciskokidd hm, some people survived landings with line twists on their main chute, reserve is more stable when lines are twisted, so I think your chances are pretty good, but you'll probably get injured. does it matter, lol? you have nothing else to do anyway.
If you're in AFF you shouldn't be using a SUUNTO watch alti. Still, good job cutting away. Was it the RSL opening your reserve or did you pull the handle?
If you're in AFF you shouldn't be using a SUUNTO watch alti. Still, good job cutting away. Was it the RSL opening your reserve or did you pull the handle?
I'm sorry. I misunderstood your prev posts. It sounded like you being a smartass about skydiving. Sorry. We see this often. Someone who's done one tandem and they're an expert on skydiving.
Description reads: "AFF Training Skydive to low pull & cutaway. Linetwists at or below 2000ft"
This means: AFF Training Skydive (period), then "to low pull & cutaway" (explaining what happened). then "Linetwists at or below 2000ft" = another discription. Nowhere says AFF requires low cutaway.
WOW! Very quick thinking and decision making on your part probably saved your life. Some people may have fought those twists a little longer and cut b/c of panic, which, obviously would have been too late. A bad spin goes from a minor mal to a very bad situation with a main dump at that altitude. Do you know when you cutaway? It looked like around 1,100 ft. You dumped your main around 1,900 ft from what your altimeter said and the seconds I counted.
@TheDakinesurfahboi wreck me? lol, are u 10? Ive read all the comments - whats your point? Actually dont answer that, im tired of playing your childish games...
I am curious as to how an AFF jumper has so much of his own gear? looks pretty new... I was (am) jumping hire gear and eating two minute noodles to afford jumping!
@unciePaul The "AFF Jumper" is not really a student at all, but rather, an instructor EVALUATOR. This is clearly a vid of one of the OP's AFFI TRAINING/Eval jumps being made, necessary to earn his AFF instructional rating. The "student" is actually his instructor EVALUATOR.
I'm guessing since it was an AFF, he was pulling low to beat the student down so he could talk him in. He jumped on the cutaway right away and def a skilled landing spot. great vid and way to walk away.
I usually watch these vids w/o sound. Did you call yourself a dumb*ss @the end? If you've the skill to land it (nicely) in that little teeny weeny clearing? You know better than to pull so low. Lesson learned, i hope.
Why did you take it down so far? You tracked for 14 seconds.. You were obviously aware of your altitude, looking at your altimeter for a good few seconds before pulling.. ? Not flaming, just curious.
Why did you take it down so far? You were obviously aware of your altitude, looking at your altimeter for a good few seconds before pulling.. ? Not flaming, just curious.
Good job, nice save for sure. Not many would have pulled that off.
mjay0025 4 days ago
where did you get that altimeter?? looks nice
imthewhitie4life 2 weeks ago
Was that a Suunto Core watch?
jpoop8 3 months ago
why does ppl sometimes get those agressive twins that makes the chute spin? im a student and i get a twin once but it was just me that was spinning while the chute was going stable in one direction.
Reuben961 3 months ago
@Reuben961 high performance canopies (not student canopies) don't deal well with line twists and often don't fly level in twists. It has to do with the wing loading and the shape of the wing. Not typically something a student will have to worry about.
ZLew02 3 months ago
Aff*
nickolaguez 3 months ago
I think this was training guys....for an instructor? How many students have small canopies and nice altis? Not to mention the exit was not "add" esque. Just my thought
nickolaguez 3 months ago
woopsy!....beer fine. :-)
it was dumb to go so deep but well done with the chop man.
Shagley87 3 months ago
OK.....AFF training on a cloudy day, in the rain, one instructor, with a student that still doesnt have the concept of; arching, body awareness, or PHT; not to mention that poor excuse for a "lazy W". I thought he was going to put his hands up to his eyes to make binoculars.
postulify 4 months ago
hmmmm, Aff student with booties on, small canopy (student) and tracked away before seeing him open? Im not at all an insturctor but this just seems a lil off to me :S
eocsnesemaj 4 months ago 2
We did it differently, in the PCA. B-6370 :-)
mmichaeldonavon 4 months ago
Shit hot reactions buddy. You clearly wasn't out on the piss the night before!
DrasticPromotions 4 months ago
it was my 13th jump, during my AFF course i had my 1st malfunction, line twist. i opened at 5000' got line twist. pulled rear risers apart and kicked legs to untwist lines. then was stuck in a hard right hand turn, not sure why. grabbed toggles and flared, fixed that problem, then looked at alt. 3200'!!!!! took me 1800' to get under control. amazing how much alt you lose so quickly.
midairflyer 5 months ago
-1 dumped low why??
+1 chopped quick
+1 cleared reserve twists at ~500ft
+1 dialed in a nice landing in a tight spot
+1 didnt shit your pants
good job man!!
GeneG83 5 months ago 10
u said it brother
gravitysucks22 5 months ago
p.s. I dont think you needed to track for 12 seconds to get away lol! 5 would have been good.
LawnNome5248 5 months ago
Double line twists??? Ride that B to the ground. Good job dumping the main so fast though.....
LawnNome5248 5 months ago
damn that was intense
Charlie1821 5 months ago
It wasn't sooo low, he still was in the allowed limit... !
Etienne12321 5 months ago
it was like wtf? from the very beginning
at least he was stable on the back ;p
BigBUG30 5 months ago
Lol. Id Purposely Pull that "low" Although I prefer to skydive with base rigs.
JosephMorganFPS 6 months ago
nice landing
3habaneros 6 months ago
Well, at least your main wasn't far away. ;)
crkopacz 6 months ago
That may have been dumb. At least after that you followed the book perfectly.
FarceTheory 7 months ago
How fast approx. would you hit the ground if the reserve has a line twist you can't fix? Death?
theciskokidd 8 months ago
@theciskokidd hm, some people survived landings with line twists on their main chute, reserve is more stable when lines are twisted, so I think your chances are pretty good, but you'll probably get injured. does it matter, lol? you have nothing else to do anyway.
Neosano 6 months ago
how far away did you land from the DZ?
dormiturefl 8 months ago
If you're in AFF you shouldn't be using a SUUNTO watch alti. Still, good job cutting away. Was it the RSL opening your reserve or did you pull the handle?
skysurfride 8 months ago
If you're in AFF you shouldn't be using a SUUNTO watch alti. Still, good job cutting away. Was it the RSL opening your reserve or did you pull the handle?
skysurfride 8 months ago
bye bye cutaway handles :) sickend..good job mate
ricardod19 8 months ago
I'm sorry. I misunderstood your prev posts. It sounded like you being a smartass about skydiving. Sorry. We see this often. Someone who's done one tandem and they're an expert on skydiving.
Description reads: "AFF Training Skydive to low pull & cutaway. Linetwists at or below 2000ft"
This means: AFF Training Skydive (period), then "to low pull & cutaway" (explaining what happened). then "Linetwists at or below 2000ft" = another discription. Nowhere says AFF requires low cutaway.
katyu16 9 months ago
That looked like seriously high winds!
Superbruv07 9 months ago
Even though you weren't very smart at pulling that low, I think you did an awesome job by cutting away immediately once you had the line twists.
RyyeDawg 9 months ago
nice
dutchtreat42088 9 months ago
badd ass
dutchtreat42088 9 months ago
the reserve parachute almost malfuncutioned too!
LeanderRandom 9 months ago
In skydiving it is important not to get into deep shit, but even more important - once in - knowing how to get out of it again. Good job!
peterliemberg 10 months ago
WOW! Very quick thinking and decision making on your part probably saved your life. Some people may have fought those twists a little longer and cut b/c of panic, which, obviously would have been too late. A bad spin goes from a minor mal to a very bad situation with a main dump at that altitude. Do you know when you cutaway? It looked like around 1,100 ft. You dumped your main around 1,900 ft from what your altimeter said and the seconds I counted.
basejumper3 11 months ago
You are a retard for dumping so low.
But good job on not wasting time on the cutaway.
LCPStud 11 months ago 15
Yeah but you held onto the cables :)
bombaykaizoku 11 months ago 3
Why did u pull so low?
MarkyMarkSaffa 11 months ago
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TheDakinesurfahboi 11 months ago
@TheDakinesurfahboi grow up child! It doesnt say in the desription why he pulled low in first place does it now?
MarkyMarkSaffa 11 months ago
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TheDakinesurfahboi 11 months ago
@TheDakinesurfahboi Highly doubt that a requirement for AFF training is pulling low, kid!
MarkyMarkSaffa 11 months ago
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TheDakinesurfahboi 11 months ago
@TheDakinesurfahboi wreck me? lol, are u 10? Ive read all the comments - whats your point? Actually dont answer that, im tired of playing your childish games...
MarkyMarkSaffa 11 months ago
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TheDakinesurfahboi 11 months ago
@TheDakinesurfahboi - must pull low for AFF? Retard?
WelcomeToMyDream 9 months ago
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TheDakinesurfahboi 9 months ago
@TheDakinesurfahboi
@TheDakinesurfahboi
I think you've got "Hanging Ten" while surfing confused somehow with "Pulling Low".
AFF training does not involve pulling low.
Since you're obviously not a skydiver why are you pretending to be one here? Any skydiver can tell you don't skydive.
katyu16 9 months ago
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TheDakinesurfahboi 9 months ago
case of beer for the lost handles :D
blueskies1980 11 months ago
Wooo! Wooo! Wooo!
TheShmagmanator 1 year ago
When I saw that second line twist I about shit, can't imagine how u must have felt
jdk04065 1 year ago
Bet he wished he would have pulled sooner after that.
DreamsCatcher101 1 year ago
One of the AFF eval jumps 'round these parts involves a low pull. Dunno if I'd ever be ready for that jump...
nite97m 1 year ago
I am curious as to how an AFF jumper has so much of his own gear? looks pretty new... I was (am) jumping hire gear and eating two minute noodles to afford jumping!
unciePaul 1 year ago
@unciePaul The "AFF Jumper" is not really a student at all, but rather, an instructor EVALUATOR. This is clearly a vid of one of the OP's AFFI TRAINING/Eval jumps being made, necessary to earn his AFF instructional rating. The "student" is actually his instructor EVALUATOR.
Scrumpot 1 year ago
@Scrumpot That occured to me after I posted, but thanks all the same! :p
unciePaul 1 year ago
if you did this if you did that blah blah blah!
he knows damn well what he did
mate you just dead set cracked me up!
"wooo that was fuckin dumb"
bet your glad you had your camera on you hey?
saiedrox 1 year ago
that was cool!
alekseik 1 year ago
Ha, that was sooo not necessary! If you'd pulled a bit higher, you would have time to fix it...
But, extremely fast decision on emergency procedure! Thumbs UP!
Melkemann84 1 year ago
I'm guessing since it was an AFF, he was pulling low to beat the student down so he could talk him in. He jumped on the cutaway right away and def a skilled landing spot. great vid and way to walk away.
drizzrr 1 year ago
@drizzrr That would be a bad guess, then. Buzzzzzzzzz... Oops, sorry - next contestant. Wanna guess again? ;-)
Scrumpot 1 year ago
You dropped your handles lol
rrr1sportrider 1 year ago
I usually watch these vids w/o sound. Did you call yourself a dumb*ss @the end? If you've the skill to land it (nicely) in that little teeny weeny clearing? You know better than to pull so low. Lesson learned, i hope.
neomuttley 1 year ago
Why did you take it down so far? You tracked for 14 seconds.. You were obviously aware of your altitude, looking at your altimeter for a good few seconds before pulling.. ? Not flaming, just curious.
ryandsucks 1 year ago
Why did you take it down so far? You were obviously aware of your altitude, looking at your altimeter for a good few seconds before pulling.. ? Not flaming, just curious.
ryandsucks 1 year ago
why did you take is so low?? nice job though
noserider207 1 year ago
sweet
jamesaddison81 1 year ago
aff ?????? with this chute ?? .. wtf !
4ampato 1 year ago
@4ampato yeah and booties? hmmmmm?? But the cutaway man seeing the second set of twists would freak me right out.
ninemen123 1 year ago
good job finding a place to land.
abanchon36 1 year ago
Nice kramar...you had 500' more experience than stupidity on that jump, and a lucky clearing
z750x 1 year ago
where u planning to land there?
flyboy6753 1 year ago
very nice and fast decision, great words after :D
good job anyway
l0lkie 1 year ago
Nice one bro
bigky226 1 year ago
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thejakcal 1 year ago
Gui did a good job playing a AFF student.
thejakcal 1 year ago
I think his ending comments pretty much summed that up
akaye10 2 years ago
looks like he was going through the instructors course?
mchamp3802 2 years ago
wow the last time you look at you alt is 2631 way to go dirty low puller
bmwerner 2 years ago
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bmwerner 2 years ago
high enough, (i think between 1500 and 2000 ft) and a nice landing spot!!
blueskies1980 2 years ago
Mate.... How low where you when you pulled the reserve!!
MickJRobinson 2 years ago
How low did you pull? Looked far too low...
katyu16 2 years ago
was that a practice evl jump
NYJerry13 2 years ago
that looks so scary but amazing.
Streetsignsdontlie 2 years ago