Sore neck,
See if you can test jump a fox 245 v-tec, then go back up and jump your mojo . Try to duplicate packing, conditions, delay, and body position, then compare. I am not sure why, probably didn't know any better but my Mojo was wacking me hard. I jump two fox v-tecs now and that seems to have solved my problem. I hate it when you dislocate your shoulder. Now go get your toggles and fly to the landing area...ouch!!!
if it's tall enough that you're waffling between slider up or down, try an oversize mesh slider. 3X6mm holes and overall dimensions a few cm over stock RULES with my Mojo220 above 150m.
on the low end, use a small tube-stow for your locking stow. i usually band the slider to a center-C line if i'm going over 3sec.
e-mail me and i'll tell you where to get one.
[webbslingr@msn.com]
from 2-4.5sec, this is the setup for all of us aging opening-shock weenies!
I had to agree with D-dog, canopies that have been packed and stored, gives better and softer openings. I do leave my packed gear for 14 days +, becouse of work, and in my opinion gets softer openings. I had hard openings on my first 5 jumps on a mojo 240, but after that it got softer. Just hard'n up and forget the soft stilletto openings. 4 sec? = hard openings :'(
i regularly take 10 sec slider down on my mojo 240 with no problems.
Good for you, I am just a chicken and do not go more than 3 sec...... or pull the slider up.
Yeah, but what if some guy sold you an ancient PD235 as your first canopy?
What kind of delay could you get slider down then?
plus I once shot some guy on the ground with a rifle while i was in the middle of a 5 second delay
no slider up jumps?...all your delays are 4 sec. or less?:-(
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