Frapping
Frapping
Saw a lot of questions on frapping, specifically what it was. Lots of crpytic answers. Went on yahoo and had my answer in 10 seconds.
http://hem.passagen.se/tkolb/fun/skyd/sdgloss_e.htm
Here's my question. Ranger Holmstrom commented that "It all starts to suck after seeing all your friends frapping in one by one after a while." Basically I'm wondering how common frapping is.
It seems to me, although being a dumbass with no experience, that it can't be too common or else the number of jumps would be more limited.
Thanks for any light you can shed on this.
Parker
http://hem.passagen.se/tkolb/fun/skyd/sdgloss_e.htm
Here's my question. Ranger Holmstrom commented that "It all starts to suck after seeing all your friends frapping in one by one after a while." Basically I'm wondering how common frapping is.
It seems to me, although being a dumbass with no experience, that it can't be too common or else the number of jumps would be more limited.
Thanks for any light you can shed on this.
Parker
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OK, i can accept that, but there is one question i do have, what is usually the major cause for this?Frap
Getting killed in a skydiving accident.
Hopps
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Ranger Saltbitch wrote: "...you will face fear and pain. Do not stop, do not listen; it will only give you excuses to quit."
EP, that IS the gist of it! You said it all. It is akin to your signature. Post-Explosion!EarthPig wrote:Gravity and the sudden ceasation of velocity.Hopps wrote:OK, i can accept that, but there is one question i do have, what is usually the major cause for this?
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Steadfast
4/325 82d DIV 68-69
2nd Bde HHC (LRRP), 4 ID
K Co (Rgr), 75th Inf (Abn), 4 ID
69-70
I cooked with C- 4
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I should have expected thisEarthPig wrote:Gravity and the sudden ceasation of velocity.Hopps wrote:OK, i can accept that, but there is one question i do have, what is usually the major cause for this?
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Ranger Saltbitch wrote: "...you will face fear and pain. Do not stop, do not listen; it will only give you excuses to quit."
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- keithlester
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To answer your question bro, some reasons for malfuntions and burning in are basically this. Two types of malfuntions, partial and total. Partial creates some lift, while total provides no lift. The reaons that malfunctions occur can be either from in proper rigging, ect, or from how you exit the bird. Weak exits can twist you and prop blasts can effect the deployment of your shoot. There are many more reasons out there, I would suggest picking up airborne ops FM or training manual, one of which should have a better answer.