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Old December 12th 03, 11:10 AM
Denis Flament
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Mark James Boyd wrote:


C'mon, is that really true? How did he prove he was
still in the "aerodyne" when the barograph got its highest
altitude? Maybe he was just a big piece of hail.
My gosh, maybe he used the baro to tell his altitude
to make sure he didn't pull his chute too early...LOL


Well, the record may have been validated as a free fall altitude loss by
the International Parajumping Commission ;-)

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