ECLIPSE
–RIDER USER MANUAL__ _____________ ___ VER. 1.1
Pag. 4
FIRST SAFETY! - WHO, WHERE AND WHEN CAN FLY IT.
Powered Para Gliding (PPG) is the most exciting, least expensive, safest and most accessible
form of aviation available! However, it is still aviation, and carries with it all the potential
inherent dangers of aviation, which is why it is imperative that prior to flying with this PPG it
is necessary to receive adequate training from qualified instructors and obtain a valid PPG
license. Give the Paramotor the attention that all the aviation deserves, to respect the norms,
the weather conditions and to realize that the pilot who is fully responsible for his own safety
and for the safety of fellow pilots and bystanders.
Depending on each national regulation, the
Paramotor can only be used in authorized areas and flights within controlled airspace usually
require an authorization issued via radio, furthermore additional requirements such as a valid
insurance must be met.
Because of the inherent risks in flying any Paramotor, no warranty of any kind can be made
against equipment failures, accidents and even fatal injuries.
This Paramotor is not covered by product liability insurance
.
Used Notations
In this manual, we will use some special terms for notations:
(
NOTE
,
ATTENTION
,
WARNING
) Their use is defined below.
A
NOTE
provides additional information to help clarify a point that is made in the text.
Generally, a
NOTE
is provided to facilitate product assembly, use or maintenance.
Ignoring a
NOTE
could cause inconvenience but not cause damage or personal injury.
The
CAUTION
notation provides additional information to help clarify an area where
equipment damage could occur. Failure to observe a
CAUTION
can result in permanent and
significant mechanical damage; however, it is unlikely to cause personal injury.
A
WARNING
provides additional information to help clarify an area where failure to follow a
WARNING
can result in serious injury or even death.
ECLIPSE and RIDER features
FLY PRODUCTS presents these very light, but robust, Paramotors whose features are great
versatility and ease in disassembly and assembly.
