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Specifies the necessary skills and piloting style for the FLARE LINE, emphasizing its 'reflex' profile.
Covers user responsibilities, assumption of risk, and exclusion of liability for parakite use.
Presents detailed specifications including size, area, cells, wingspan, chord, AR, and weight.
Explains the material choice and color-coding of lines for clarity and safety.
Details best glide, full speed, and minimum speed positions for controlling the parakite.
Specifies that the FLARE LINE is compatible with certified GH type harnesses.
Essential checks before flight to ensure equipment integrity and safety.
Guidance on properly laying out the canopy for a controlled and safe launch.
Step-by-step instructions for performing a forward launch safely and effectively.
Instructions on how to perform a reverse launch for the FLARE LINE.
Techniques for flat and steep turns, emphasizing control handle usage.
Principles of active flying for maintaining control and reacting to air disturbances.
Recommendations for approaching and executing a smooth landing.
Instructions for conscientiously packing the parakite to maintain its quality.
Details on performing a spiral dive, including risks and control methods.
Method for increasing sink rate using weight shifts in the 'full speed' position.
Techniques to manage and reopen asymmetric collapses.
Procedure to quickly reopen a symmetric frontal collapse.
Methods to clear line tangles and advice on using the rescue parachute.
How to recover from a deep stall and precautions near the ground.
Causes and recovery methods for a negative spin.
Description of wingovers and warnings about forbidden acrobatic maneuvers.
Initiating and recovering from a full stall, with emphasis on reflex construction.
Details the materials used for the upper sail, lower sail, and ribs.
Lists the types of lines used, highlighting kevlar for length stability.
Information on the Dyneema Taurus line and Ronstan pulleys used in the system.
Tables correlating wing size, wing loading, and required pilot experience.
Guidance on choosing a parakite size based on wing loading and skill level.
Ideal conditions for storing the parakite to preserve its durability.
Instructions for cleaning the parakite without damaging the material.
Guidelines for authorized repairs and minor cut repairs.
Information on line types, damage, and replacement procedures.
Advice on protecting the parakite from abrasion, UV, and water damage.
Environmentally conscious disposal methods for retired parakites.
Details the required maintenance checks based on time and flight hours.
Unauthorized modifications invalidate type approval and liability.
States certification according to EN926-1 and advises checking local regulations.
Encourages proper care, respecting limits, and active piloting for enjoyment.
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