Hiya folks.

Having recently decided to get myself in gear and progress my mad skillz 
a bit, I picked up the BPA canopy handling manual, as read now by n00bs 
eager to get their CH1/CH2/FAA a/FAA b and probably lots of other people.

To my horror, I found it repeated the oft cited mistake that the 
principal lift is provided via the Bernoulli principle. My fear is that 
skydivers trusting in this could ultimately expect a lifting force 
significantly different to that they actually get, with the resulting 
safety hazard.

Before I start a crusade on this, I'd welcome people's thoughts on the 
matter. The CHM is available on the BPA website for those of you yet to 
peruse it.

Moschops