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February 23rd 04, 01:41 PM
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One year at Hobbs, New Mexico, every contestant's parachute was
checked for currency by an FAA inspector. The infamous "ramp check". Don't know how many he found but he probably had a nice day away from the office. NSF, the organizer of contests at Hobbs, now has a rigger available before most (all?) contests and he does a lot of business. Andy (GY) 
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