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July 19th 18, 02:03 AM
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Rescue Aid
You don't have to strap it to your parachute.* Simply empty the can into
your pants pocket and go fly.* If you don't land out, transfer the contents of your pocket back to the can. On 7/18/2018 2:26 PM, Eric Greenwell wrote: 2G wrote on 7/17/2018 6:22 PM: Water is the ONE thing you CAN'T do without. It's a nuisance to strap to your parachute, but sit out in 90+ degree temperatures and see how long you can go without taking a drink. PS. Bring your own shade in the form of an emergency blanket - they are very compact. How much water, and how do you strap it to your parachute? -- Dan, 5J 
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