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fuji

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So once again fuji is wrong: http://www.sosparachute.com/en/site/sos

I lost count how many times he's been wrong now, but its a lot

Reread what I wrote. In a major fire there will be significant, violent thermals pulling air into and up the building. Base jumping is dangerous even for trained base jumpers under good conditions and the fire will mean jumping in the WORST POSSIBLE conditions.

Your best bet is the stairwell. A rope and belay night then be useful to bypass some floors where the stairwell is inaccessible.
 

fuji

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This contraption is even better because it can save multiple people:

http://www.escape-chute.net/neu/uk/safety_equipement.php

That's better so long as you are within eighty meters of the ground. The building also had to install it, it's not something you can put in your desk drawer. The idea of the climbing rope is that you can buy it at mountain coop and stuff it in a drawer.

If the building is going to install something for you this kind of device, while much more expensive than a rope, is much better.
 
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