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Blank Gore Modifications
The blank gore modification is a rectangular cutout in the back panel.This simple design was used by British paratroopers and sport parachutists in the 1950's.
Simple one blank gore
The Twin gore modification had a descent rate of about 18 fps.
Two blank gores
The triple gore modification is attributed to Phill Miller. It had a hefty descent rate, more than 21 fps, and turned slowly.
Three blank gores called the Triple Gore.
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