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Fun MANUAL – Rev 1
Issue Date: 1 July 2003 Page 11
Section 7 BREAK DOWN PROCEDURE
To break down your Fun, just reverse the set-up procedure steps as described. Included here are a few
guidelines to follow which will save you time and prevent potential wear areas on your sail.
It is possible to leave the nose batten in during daily operations!
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Remove tip struts and two tip battens.
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Let off the sail tension and pull each wing in slightly. Pull out all main sail battens.
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Disconnect reflex bridle and attach rear quick clip padding.
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Fold both wings in symmetrically, bringing both leading edges back at the same time. Disconnect
carbon washout rods.
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Roll the sail up from the last reflex bridles. Roll the reflex bridles into the sail. This will avoid tangling
of the bridles during the set up procedure. One tie should be wrapped around the keel and leading
edge to hold them together whilst the other side wing is rolled.
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Place padding over the end of the keel.
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Place glider bag in position.
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Roll glider over, undo control bar pip pin. Fold base bar rearward. Attach base bar padding around
down tube base. Place padding over the end of the base bar. Undo the two center ties and fold the
control bar down between the leading edge pockets. Secure the center ties and zip up bag.
For de-rigging flat. Undo nose wires and pull wing forward. Follow steps as above.
If resistance is encountered during any phase of set up or break down procedure stop and
investigate.
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