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Old February 11th 04, 07:01 AM
Bruce Greeff
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Todd Pattist wrote:
Martin Gregorie wrote:


I *think* it depends on the make of chute. I don't own one, so my
smart-alek answer would be "on or before the expiry date of the
packing slip".



In the U.S. it's independent of chute make (unless it's made
of material like silk - which none are) and it must be
repacked every 120 days. I was just wondering if this is
variable around the world. I've heard repackers tell me
they believe the 120 day period is extremely conservative.
I wondered if the other regulating bodies around the world
use that interval. Anyone?

Todd Pattist - "WH" Ventus C
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SOuth Africa is 12 Months.
I have heard of one successful deployment with a chute that was last packed
seven years prior to use.
Even if you only use it as a cushion for your posterior - it may save same
buttocks one day.