How to pack a Round Canopy Parachute at home.
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- In this video I show you how to pack a SET-10 round canopy parachute at home, on the ground, if you don't have a packing table. It is similar to the packing procedure of an MC1-1D or SF-10.
(I am not a rigger, so this is for informational purposes only)
Nice job! I'm tired just thinking about it
Very good. I,m a rigger and do jump a T10 mc1-1.
Thanks for that video. It was instructional and easy to follow. I feel more confident and knowledgeable after viewing and viewing again.
You’re the man, Ron
I really appreciate you putting this video together. Super helpful and super valuable! See you in October.
Nice pack job.
Great channel, subscribed. Got a question about the pack. What size rubber bands does that pack use for the static line? I have this exact setup (minus the chute and rubber bands) that I want to display on a mannequin in my cave. Thanks.
Thanks!
The part number from paragear for the retaining (rubber) bands is S7100 for a 1 lb bag
Thank you sir 👍
Nice vídeo.Can you show in near future one vídeo how to pack the T 10 Reserve " MIRSP" please.All the best.
Gotta be a certified rigger to pack a MIRPS, which I am not.
@@moomtaz1 Ok, thanks for your reply.All the best and take care.
Super helpful video. Could you link where you got your packing tools from?
Paragear.com
www.paragear.com/parachutes/10000168/PARACHUTE-RIGGING-EQUIPMENT
Great video. I can see you as a skydiving pro-packer or skydiving rigger, have you think to move to the next level?
No way, lol. I hate packing parachutes. But thanks for the comment
If you look at CFR Part 105, technically, what you are doing is an FAA violation. You cannot pack rounds on the ground.
Not to quibble, but part 105 doesn’t say anything about how to pack a parachute. Subpart C (specifically 105.43) discusses when it should be packed and by whom, but does not dictate how.
Perhaps you are thinking of another regulation. If so, please share.
@@moomtaz1 its under 14 CFR § 65.127 - Facilities and equipment.
Go to Costco and get you some tables! Save your back!
What unit and Where????
I am a member of Liberty Jump Team, it’s a non-profit demonstration jump headquartered in Texas. I’m no longer active duty.
@@moomtaz1 : you know of the Jump Group in Frederick Oklahoma then. We moved from Lawton area last year
@@reo_outdoors0811 ADT? Yea I know several of them.