Skydiving, by Orma Logbook
Your skydiving.
Each jump with its type, its exit altitude, its freefall time to the second and its vertical speed, your wind tunnel minutes, your canopy and your ratings, and a jump number that counts only jumps. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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Jump no. 418
A number that counts only jumps
The wind tunnel takes no number, nor does the passenger of a tandem. Jumps from before the logbook are entered once, so that the number is right.
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- A
- B
- BPA
- C
- D
From the A rating to the D rating
Each rating is dated when you earn it, with its jump threshold. A personal milestone, never a performance ranking.
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- Solo
- AFF (accelerated freefall)
- Static line
- Tandem
- Formation skydiving
- Canopy formation
- Accuracy landing
- Style
- Freefly
- Freestyle
- Wingsuit
- Speed skydiving
- Canopy piloting
13 jump types
From formation skydiving to wingsuit, from accuracy landing to canopy piloting: each type has its own fields, from the round points to the distance from the centre in centimetres.
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52 s · 185 km/h
From the freefall height to the vertical speed
Exit altitude, deployment altitude and freefall time to the second are read on the altimeter. The freefall height and the average vertical speed follow from them.
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Wind tunnel
The minutes of flight, apart
Wind tunnel flight time adds up month by month, without taking a jump number. Formation skydiving, freefly and freestyle are offered there; neither altitudes nor a canopy are asked for.
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- Reserve deployment
- Late opening
- Spin
- Off-target landing
- Hard landing
- In-flight collision
6 incidents, never a judgement
What happened is ticked, and ticking nothing does not mean nothing happened. The colour of the analysis says whether the jump was training, leisure or an official jump.
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Sabre3 150
Your canopy, its size, its load
The canopy is named once, its size in square feet is recorded, and the weight of the gear is carried over from one jump to the next. The wing loading is worked out with your weight of the day, never estimated without it.
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VR4 · 13 pts
Round after round, in a team
The points of each formation skydiving round, the distance from the centre in accuracy, and the time and distance in canopy piloting are copied from the results sheet. The formation size, the round number, the place and the ranked finishers go with them.
More than 2,000 ways to read your skydiving
21 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 92 indicators to cross with 22 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 21ready-made analyses
- 92indicators
- 22criteria
- 2,024possible combinations
- The number of jumps and wind tunnel sessions, month by month
- Your cumulative freefall time, month by month
- Your wind tunnel minutes, month by month
- The number of jumps of each type, wind tunnel included
- Your average vertical speed by jump type
- Your average freefall time by jump type
- Your average deployment altitude by jump type
- The number of jumps under each canopy
- Your freefall time under each canopy
- The number of jumps from each aircraft
- The average exit altitude of each aircraft
- The number of jumps and sessions at each centre
- Your longest wingsuit glide, month by month
- Your best formation skydiving round, season after season
- Your best distance from the centre, month by month
- The number of jumps with a logged incident, by incident
- The number of jumps as a student and as a videographer
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the jumps behind it open up. And every figure says how many jumps it is based on.
The altimeter’s figures, the rest is worked out
The altimeter’s figures come first: exit altitude, freefall time and deployment altitude. The freefall height and the vertical speed are worked out, and the aircraft comes below.
4,100 m · 1'38" · 88.2 km/h- Exit altitude, deployment altitude and freefall time to the second: the freefall height and the vertical speed are worked out.
- The aircraft is chosen from the centre’s list or added; the canopy, its size and the weight of the gear are carried over from one jump to the next.
- The character of the jump, the competition and the outcome are set under “More details”.
Your jumps, with their centre
Each jump gives its type and its centre, from the most recent to the oldest, grouped by day; wind tunnel sessions are mixed in, with their minutes.
- Each day has its heading: the date, the number of jumps and the centre.
- Under the type, the centre, the people with you, the form of the day and the character of the jump.
- The filters Jump, Wind tunnel, Training… narrow the list.
From precision to four-way formation
A competition gathers its rounds: the distance from the centre or the round points, the round number, the bib, the place and the ranked finishers of each, then the overall place and the total points. Everything is copied from the results sheet, never recalculated.
Student, instructor, videographer, passenger
The role held on the day is told apart from your usual level: a jump as instructor, videographer or student is read apart, with its jumps and its freefall time.
Everything skydiving brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Jump and wind tunnel
- Outcomes: cancelled before boarding and disqualified
- Training, friendly, leisure and official
- Jump type (13), exit altitude, freefall time, freefall time, deployment altitude, freefall height, vertical speed over the freefall, aircraft, canopy, canopy size, gear weight, reserve last repacked…
- “Next jump” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Individual championship
- Overall place and total points
Rankings
- 2 systems: Rating and FAI/IPC
- Rating: A to D, 5 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- By jump type
- Vertical speed by jump type
- Volume
- By canopy
- By aircraft
- By drop zone
- By role held
- Jump incidents
- Best speed
- Best accuracy
- Best canopy piloting results
- Best formation skydiving score
- Wind tunnel
- Final places
- Places by season
- Calculated: Wing loading
- Every figure says how many jumps it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Skydiving, and everything else you do
Do you also fly paragliders or gliders, climb, or walk in the mountains? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 jumps; Premium opens your whole history.
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