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Port Parachutist port Parachutist October 1994 Sports Equipment Limited Lofty’s Loft • Pinfold Lane • Bridlington • North Humberside • YOL6 5XS Telephone: 0262 - 678299 THE NEW 1 PIN TEAR DROP The ‘1 Pin Tear Drop’ is The safest and most attractive narrow pop Re-designed riser covers manufactured and tailored with top you can buy. It has one very special Not just cosmetic, they make for precision to your specific feature, only 1 Pin is needed to close the ease of use, preventing the risers requirements, with custom colours reserve! This makes packing the reserve as from falling off your shoulders at and no extra charge. easy as any other single pin reserve container. any time. Unique and revolutionary shaped harness: ensures unsurpassed comfort, extra padded leg pads for comfort in both the aircraft and under canopy. The new ‘1 Pin Tear Drop’ guarantees you the TSE expertise, advice and after sales service. You know you have the best rig in the world with the ‘1 Pin Tear Drop’. CALL NOW! ASK FOR CHRIS, GARY OR SALLY. Manufactured to BS 5750: Part 2:1987 / ISO 9002-1987. TSE Standard 1: Issue 2 (as amended), approved by the Australian Civil Aviation Authority CAA under Civil Aviation Order CAO 103.18 - Equipment Standards - Emergency - Parachutes. The ^ We have in stock a large selection of Canopies, Rigs and Accessories, including BLUE TRACKS TEARDROPS PINTAILS ATOMS SABRES RACERS FURYS ZEROX PDs VECTORS CLIPPERS ALTIMETERS COE-Ds HELMETS SWIFTS JUMPSUITS l \ I RAVENS GEARBAGS * ALSO IN STOCK - CYPRES AAD’ s v We’ re located on a Drop Zone, so you can try out our Demo rigs or jump your new Kit straight away ACCESS Call or write for a Brochure and Stock List I V/SA Rob Colpus and Sarah Brearley at The Kit Store, The Airfield, Headcom, Kent, TN27 9HX Tel - 0622 890 967, Fax - 0622 891 236 ________________________________ _______________________________ r P l a r a G e a r The best known name on the planet. SERVING THE WORLD When it comes to skydiving, Para-Gear is the best known company worldwide! The best, year after year, in: • Inventory • Selection • Big 160-page catalog • Competitive pricing • Fast shipping anywhere on the planet More individuals and organizations worldwide use Para-Gear for all their equipment needs than any other. Don’t you deserve to have the best working for you too! Send for your catalog Today! Catalog + Air Mail Postage to Europe, South America, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, APO, FPO: $6.50. Catalog + Air Mail Postage to Africa, Asia, Australia: $8.00. poro-qeor equipm ent co., inc. 3839 W. OAKTON STREET • SKOKIE, IL 60076 USA • (708)679-5905 • TELEX: 724438 • FAX: (708)679-8644 $25.00 minimum on credit card purchase * Dealer Inquiries Invited INTERNATIONAL Member Parachute Industry Association Page 3 S P o r t October/ Parachutist November 1994 ontents FEDERATION JOURNAL OF THE A6RONAUTIQUE BRITISH PARACHUTE ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE The Royal Aero Club WHARF WAY: GLEN PARVA: LEICESTER LE2 9TF Telephone: 0533 785271 Fax: 0533 477662 SUPPORTED BY SPORTS] councn REGULAR FEATURES COMPETITION ROUND UP News:....................................................................4 RAPA Championships: reported by M ajor S G M cN eish ......................................18 The Word on the Street: George Pilkington has his fridge to the tarmac when it’s not in the air! .............5 BCPA Nationals: by Colin Coleman..........................32 Correspondence: ..............................................7 LAC Meet: at Headcorn, by Pete Sizer ...................... 35 People in the Sport: Dave Mitchell profiles 1994 World Championships, China: Part 2 o f the Pete A llu m .......................................................................... 9 saga, by M ajor Bob C ard ..................................................40 POPS Corner: News and profiles of POPS members by John Crowhurst..........................................12 COMMITTEE MATTERS DZs Around the World: BPA AGM 1995: agenda ..................................................8 Empuriabrava, Spain, by Dawn Scott.......................... 30 BPA Accounts:......................................................22 Oud Turnhout, Belguim, by Tim M oran .......................35 Diary of Events: ................................................38 READERS’ WRITE Classified Adverts: ........................................... 39 Skydive University: by Nigel Jackson ....................15 Kit News:..............................................................44 Skydive Chicago: “So you ’re going to be a Clubs and Centres: The DZ directory.................... 46 skydiver”, by Ian Midgley................................................ 26 Skydiver Remembered: Carole Raschkes.............. 29 BOOGIE ROUND UP The BPA — Can we afford it? by Martin Lyster .. 33 Espace Boogie 1994: by M ax H urd......................... 20 PHOTOS World Free Fall Convention: by Sam A u stin 28 Centre Spread: 216-w ay..............................................24 Arnhem Veteran Dive: by Dougie Young ................ 31 Cover Photos: Taken at the Espace Boogie by Henny Wiggers (Holland) BRITISH PARACHUTE ASSOCIATION COUNCIL MEMBERS Chairm an Bob Card Vice-Chairman Lofty Thom as Chairman STC John Hitchen Chairman Competitions Committee Chris Allen Chairman Development Committee Chris Lyall Vice-Presidents Jim Crocker and John Lines Council Members Chris Allen, © SPORT PARACHUTIST Bob Card, Lesley Gale, Samantha Linklater, Chris Lyall, Mick Matthews, All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, Ian Midgley, John Smyth, Lofty Thomas, Phil Gibbs, Helen Harber, Kevin Hughes. stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or BRITISH PARACHUTE ASSOCIATION STAFF and REPRESENTATIVES otherwise, without the permission of the Editor. National Coach and Safety Officer: John Hitchen The views expressed in Sport Parachutist are those of the Financial Administrator: Steve Harratt Treasurer: Debbie Clouting contributors and not necessarily those of the BPA. The Editor retains Office Manager: David Oddy Technical Officer: Tony Butler th e rig h t to re fu s e o r w ith d ra w a n y a d v e rtis m e n t a t h is d is c re tio n a nd Administrative Staff: Trudy Kemp, Sharon Gurney, Jo Connal does not accept liability for delay in publication or for clerical or Royal Aero Club Representative: John Lines GASCO Representative: Angela Hickling printers errors, although every care is taken to avoid mistakes. CIP Delegate: John Hitchen Chairperson Riggers Committee: Alan Hewitt Chairperson Pilots Committee: Mike Newall Published by Airscape, Media Suite, 3 Tyers Gate, London SE1 3HX Editor: Ola Soyinka, 10 Brecon Road, London W6 8PU Tel: 071 403 6753 Fax: 071 378 1208 Assistant Editor: lain Mackenzie Design & Layout: Patti Gallagher, Airscape Design/Typesetting by Airscape, London SE1 3HX Editorial Assistants: Lynette Horne, Bridget Greenwood, Malcolm Spinks, Airscape Printed by Stephens & George Ltd., in association with Caric Print Ltd, Commercial Manager: Ola Soyinka, Airscape Clerwood, Corunna Main, Andover, Hampshire SP10 1JE Tel: 0264 354887 Page 4 Stiletto Hexon Sabre Vector Cyprus Stiletto Flexon Sabre Vector 1 New - Color - Spectacular I NEWS & EVENTS {s k y d iv in g ; {CATALOG! EDITORIAL: The third dimension 1 • Over 150 Pages - Many in Color § Although not an official FAI re­ Freestyle routines are fun, visu­ > • Over 900 Products Featured " cord, the largest number of peo­ ally exciting and the non Jumper <D ple ever to hold hands (and can relate to them. It’s not Just | • Skydiving Articles by Guy Manos, f legs) in freefall is 216, pretty the non-Jumper who can be en­ § Jack Jefferies, and many more g impressive considering that we thused - many hardened old e • Beautiful Photography by Tom | only hit double figures within the pros have found themselves 1 Sanders, Norm Kent, and others g last 20 years. No doubt 250 will hooked on 3D frolicking (Jump­ 1 1993/94 Catalog $10.00 US # soon be within range, and with ing by yourself now has ‘sky- includes all shipping charges to Europe it the opportunity to get some cred’). New routines are being more positive publicity for the developed, dive pools created sport. However, the maJor re­ and competitions are being run. cent development that may yet As usual the USA is taking the bring our sport to an even wider lead with Europe close behind. audience is the growth of And good old Britain is still en­ ; 425 W. Rider St.-B7, Perris CA 92571 USA = freestyle and related disciplines Joying life in the slow lane. 1 Phone 909-657-8260 FAX 909-657-8179 g such as skysurfing and chute 55 jojDSA aiqES uoxay ojjajps stud/fo jojoaA aiqus uoxay ojpniS 3 The BPA should seize the op­ assis. portunity to encourage the rapid BPA MEMBER DIES For a sport that uses more of the and safe development of these We have received a letter informing us of the death of a third dimension than any other newer disciplines, in my opinion BPA member, Michael Howat (BPA 312736, D8491) on in the world, our freefall disci­ it would be a highly effective August 22nd. plines have been two dimen­ way to improve retention and Michael Joined the BPA in 1987, and he and his wife sional for too long. FS is all stimulate public interest thereby Daphne lived in Gouvernes, France. His death was not re­ lated to skydiving, and we have no other details as yet. about staying flat and on the swelling the numbers taking level and is quite boring to the part in the sport. SWARD SKY GEAR HAS NEW MANAGER non-Jumper. Style is less 2D but Allan Hewitt from Sky Science has snapped up the post of can be repetitive. % manager at Sward Sky Gear. (See advert on page 17 for new details.) SYMBIOSIS SUITS AT THE TOP FOR TEN YEARS JUMPSUITS, WARMWEAR FALL RATE EQUIPM ENT PARABAGS by Rob Colpus & Sarah Brearley Fast Delivery Gu aranteed Workmanship. SEND FOR BROCHURE E3 The Airfield, Headcorn. Kent TN27 9HX Tel: 0622 890967 Fax: 0622 891236 Oct /Nov 1994 S P o r t Parachutist Page WORLD TEAM ‘94 216-WAY! Europe’s top organisers, Patrick Passe, Bratislava was the venue for the -94 Philip Schorno (4 x World Champion!) , attempt on the World Record of 200, set in Derek Thomas and from the UK, Dazzel, Myrtle Beach.
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