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Graeme Cant wrote:
Here's a question to the riggers - in what ways would it be unsafe to make the repack cycle 1 year for canopies and cases less than 10 years old? I noticed the 5 year repack cycle parachute on the Autoflug website some time ago but it seems to have changed. Do any German readers know if it's a civilian or military product? The current website refers to the "Durachute" which it describes as vacuum-packed but it seems to have a military style harness. Perhaps the armed forces are more cost-conscious than the FAA? Here's another fact: the BRS (ballistic parachute systems) has a 6 year (2170 days) repack cycle. What makes that possible for them, while personal parachutes are limited to 120 days? -- Change "netto" to "net" to email me directly Eric Greenwell Washington State USA |
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