Project Reality Forums

Jigsaw wrote: Think we'd need a source on that tbh. Not saying you are wrong I just don't know any different and all I am saying is that the spawn simulates that you have already entered freefall and it is now time to pull the chute, not at what height you've dropped originally.

at usual paradrop the chute is pulled right after you left plane, 1st its small schute, which pulls the main cupola, can be seen here clearly at 2.00-2.10
height and speed depends on military and their equipment

Jigsaw wrote:And the spawn is below both of these heights



Think we'd need a source on that tbh. Not saying you are wrong I just don't know any different and all I am saying is that the spawn simulates that you have already entered freefall and it is now time to pull the chute, not at what height you've dropped originally.

Damn, that's dangerously low.

And he is correct, non sf units use static lines It opens about 2 to 3 seconds after you leave the plane, if it doesn't open by 4, pull your reserve.

DankE_SPB wrote:at usual paradrop the chute is pulled right after you left plane, 1st its small schute, which pulls the main cupola, can be seen here clearly at 2.00-2.10
height and speed depends on military and their equipment

Americans just have a line that pulls out the main, not a small one, first. Not sure if you were using that as a reference because I believe all drops are American and Canadian.

gx wrote:Americans just have a line that pulls out the main, not a small one, first.

small chute is also pulled by line
that was a description for 1st video, then i found american airdrop and added it

Not sure if you were using that as a reference because I believe all drops are American and Canadian.

with small chute or not, its still about that it opens few seconds after leaving plane without long free drop

Ahh, my fault, I didn't see the American video. :o ops: