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Fuel side / top plates and G35 top plate = 5/64" = 2mm wrench. Both will work.

You'll use the 6 screws from the original plate assembled to your G35 plus 2 screws from the Utility Plate package. So it's a total of 8 screws holding the Utility Plate on. We didn't show that part of the full assembly in this demo, but you will use a total of 8 screws. Another video that may help is this one from Cookie: fb.watch/sSJtL7Js50/

Well, that is the purpose of the system, to be able to jettison the camera and mount in the event of an entanglement. For the setup to break it would have to be hit very strongly, but yes basically if you have to cut away to save your life you will lose the camera and mount.

Have the same question, how does it turn off?

Life is too short to get upset about the silliest things... Alti-2 and most digital altimeters currently on the market switch to sleep mode when not registering any pressure changes for a few hours and then wakes up as soon as any button is pressed or it starts registering differences in altitude. Blue skies!

@@Chutingstar amen...at least I now know, praise the Lord 🙏...Interesting sentiment in your reply, but let's not get hung up on silly sentiments...When I bought the Juno new several weeks ago, there were no instructions in the box, there are no specific instructions on their own website and so that's what spurred my attempts to find out as a virgin digital Alti user. I got your reply today having jumped yesterday. I had decided to assume what you've advised to be the case, my main concern being that after fully charging the Juno when I unboxed it, set it up etc and put it back in the box awaiting my next jumps, it was completely dead, and needed another full charge to get it going again. I would have expected a sleep mode that essentially turns it off not to continue using the battery...is it not odd that it died from being full charged without being used if what you are saying is the case, or does it use the battery whilst in sleep mode? Anyway, not being sure what was going on with it I gave it another full charge, set it up and as said jumped with it yesterday, with my old skool aff alti as back up, and as I'm now writing this, we'll, all went well 👍...I shouldn't think I'm the only person who needed to know, and would be worth updating your helpful Vids to include this minor yet important bit of info for the novice user...keep Chuting for the Stars, thanks muchly from little old US of England 🇬🇧🤙🇺🇸

@@jamesstevenson5631 No worries! Regarding the unit's charge, I am not sure why it is not holding it as Alti-2 claims it can be charged every 4-8 weeks depending on the use of course this may vary. But it could also need a Firmware update which you can do online at this link: alti-2.com/firmware-updates/ If that doesn't solve the issue then you might want to contact Alti-2 UK directly since it is a new unit they can help sort this out. Here is where you can find their information: alti-2.com/repairs/ I hope this helps, Cheers!

We haven't tried them.

Hey Chaz - Thank you for watching! Feel free to reach out to us via phone or email if you need help with ordering. Blue skies!

Hey Tim. Thank you for your comment! Nowadays pretty much all canopies come standard with a collapsible slider or a mesh slider depending on if it's a CF canopy. Then you have the removable sliders and RDS Systems as extra accessories, mostly for high-performance competition canopies.

Yep! Those are being made now. We should have those in stock next week and up on our site.

@@Chutingstar Is this on your website? I wanna grab one if so.

@@DG-wn3ve If you have an X4, you would need to buy the HERO 9/10/11/12 Roller here: www.chutingstar.com/cookie-full-face-gopro-roller-mount Then buy/connect it to the X4 upper mount from LoProMoFo here: www.chutingstar.com/lopromofo-cookie-roller-camera-housing

So bummed to hear about your experience. Alti-2 has improved it's support and service, so this is unusual. Please reach out to them here: alti-2.com/contact-us/ If you continue to not get a response, please contact us and we'll get you connected with Alti-2.

Reach out to Vmag at info@vmag.dk

Cookie only currently makes it for the X3 and the RS. If you have an X2, you would need to buy the HERO 9/10/11/12 Roller and then buy/connect it to the X2 upper mount from LoProMoFo here: www.chutingstar.com/lopromofo-cookie-roller-camera-housing

As I said... "My Personal favorite"

@@Chutingstar I think Dean likes them too! I still want to see this hook turn. haha

825 Spectra/Microline is the most common, but we also see Dacron on the Spectre too.

These last few years we see these pop up all over social media. Sometimes they'll get taken down fast, other times Facebook, Instagram or whoever is extremely slow and they hang out scamming people for months...

@@Chutingstar That's terrible. I'm sure it's mostly newer jumpers too. I've either called you direct or used the website.

You can't go wrong with either of these. If you want the impact-protection, go with the G4. If you want a helmet that can have a camera added on later, then go with the G35.

Just cause we wanted to.

Thank you for reaching out! These are cutaway systems for skydiving camera helmets, in the event of an entanglement with suspension lines the helmet can be released from the jumper's head with ease.

@@Chutingstar thank you so much! now i understand!!!

The G35 has the option of an integrated cutaway system if using their utility plate and camera mounts. Everything else is really just differences between the G35 and G4...and you would have to figure out which is an advantage for you or not. The G4 is impact-rated, while the G35 is not. You can read about more differences here: www.chutingstar.com/blog/prime-time-for-cookie-g35-helmet/

@@Chutingstarthanks When comparing a G4 and a G35 of the same size, which is larger in volume?

@@karna0120 The G4 helmet is physically bigger around the outside vs G35 helmets. The inner size charts are different too for sizing inside.

@@Chutingstar Thank you. That was helpful.

The Spectra Cord is attached to the opposite side of the liner behind the buckle, it is sewn into the padding.

Misrouting, entanglement, or improper installation could cause a malfunction during a cutaway. That is why It's crucial to regularly inspect and maintain your RSL to ensure it functions properly and when in doubt, ask your local rigger to check it.

@@Chutingstar What's scary is I have asked multiple people about this including my rigger. They seen to have no concern or shrug it off like it's no big deal. I have a new Icon V and even though the routing is correct the way it sits, and it's the same for Vectors, it could fit in the big ring. Yeah it might be a one in a million chance but it's a chance.

Hey Steve - This combination will work fine as the V-mag mount brings the GoPro down to the forehead and the liquid FlatLock will raise the DSLR enough so the GoPro does not get in the shot of your Still Camera.

What battery are you trying to change for which unit?

Awesome to hear Matt! So happy to hear we've been able to help you out, and skydiving has been so good for you! This is why we love it so much too!

Yes, just enter your ship address at checkout.

Yes, this will fit into the Cookie G35.

You can find detailed information of the Gear bag when you scroll down to the description of the product at www.chutingstar.com/skydive/lifestyle-and-gifts/gear-bags-luggage/rig-bags-and-backpacks/chutingstar-skydiving-rig-gear-bag-backpack ChutingStar's Gear Bag is manufactured in a size of 24" x 16" x 13". It will fit most rigs up to a canopy size of 230 with plenty of extra room for multiple jumpsuits and accessories.

Unfortunately, I think that's just the way of the skydiving world these days with helmets. Carbon fiber has gone to the wayside for most of the manufacturers.

@@Chutingstar I think a lot of people actually like that it's plastic too. I really like those guys I just never really fell in love with the way it fit me.

@@BurninatorTheTrogdor Right on...head shape vs helmet shape is a real thing. I too have found some of these helmets more comfortable than others just because it fits me better...and not necessarily because it has better padding, construction, features or whathaveyou.

@@Chutingstar Cookie is definitely a quality product. And my head is odd shaped. That's been my problem from the beginning of the sport for me. Thanks!

I would recommend a handheld GPS unit like the Garmin Fortrex 801 rather than a skydiving altimeter. You can find them at www.chutingstar.com/garmin-foretrex-801-wrist-mount-gps

Correct.

Thank you, yes that would be great to have, but also a "Cutaway spare parts kit" for your container system, just in case...

The Ragged Mounts Altimeter mount installation is super easy! adjust the length of the strap, thread it behind the mudflap or ring cover, and loop the rubber ring around the aluminium plate to secure. For reference, you can scroll through the pictures at www.chutingstar.com/skydive/altimeters/altimeter-mounts/ragged-mounts-mudflap-altimeter-mount to have an idea of how it should look like.