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Flying with the ENERGY SP

 

 

Flight Preparation 

It  is  important  to  perform  a  pre  flight  check  before  taking  off.  Please  give  the 
following points your special attention. Check your harness and make sure that all 
connections to pilot are correctly closed. Check that all karabiners are closed and 
can not be opened accidentally in flight and that the risers are not twisted.  
The

 

harness is very well suited for tandem flights. It can be used both for the pilot 

and the passenger. Due to its special construction, it allows a maximum freedom 
of leg movement, which makes the start easier for the pilot and the passenger.   

The  passenger  should  not  have  a  rescue  system  in  his  harness  to  avoid 
unwanted activation of the rescue system.  

The  harness  is  also  very  suitable  for  towing.  For  this  you  either  need  a  towing 
attachment or two screw-in trapeze shackles. The towing attachment is available 
from specialized dealers and is mounted to the main karabiner with the straps. The 
trapeze  shackles  are  available  from  flight  schools  and  should  be  placed  at  the 
chest  belt  between  the  shoulder  belt  and  main  suspension.  The  towing  link  is 
attached to this.  

Care instructions, repairs, inspection 

Care Instructions 

Packing  the  harness  is  similar  to  all  the  other 
harnesses with the only difference being in folding 
the rear part of the airbag which, in order to keep it 
intact, should be folding last above the rear part of 
the harness. 
To  maintain  your  harness  in  good  condition, 
please  ensure  that  the  harness  does  not  get 
dragged along the ground, the karabiner does not 
get hit against rocks and avoid over exposure to sunlight, heat or humidity.  
If you wish to clean your harness it is best to use warm water and a soft sponge.  
Store your harness in a dry and dark place, ideally between 5° and 30° Celsius. 
Do not store it near chemicals or petrol.  
If you will not fly for longer period, take it out of its pack. 
Avoid storing your harness for days at a time in a hot car. 
If  the  harness  has  become  wet,  lay  it  out  so  that  air  can  get  to  all  areas  of  the 
fabric, also your second chance. 

It may take several days for your harness and your rescue system to dry out 
completely especially the lines of the rescue system, which take longer than 
the  fabric.  Do  not  fold  and  store  your  rescue  system  prematurely  if  it  not 
completely dry. Mildew may damage your harness and your rescue system. 

Repairs 

The seal of approval can only be preserved if original parts are used. If you 
discover  any  damaged  parts  to  the  harness  which  might  impede 
deployment, pleases end it back to the manufacturer to be repaired.  

Summary of Contents for Energy SP

Page 1: ...en Version 1 0 2015 MANUAL This manual is copyrighted Partial reproduction is allowed only after prior approval by ICARO paragliders all other rights are reserved...

Page 2: ...e Stamp Check C Repair R Which repair Check Check valid until Performed by date Check C Repair R Which repair Check Check valid until Performed by date Check C Repair R Which repair Check Check valid...

Page 3: ...CHNICAL DATA 6 SIZE INDEX 6 SPEED SYSTEM 7 ADJUSTMENT OF ENERGY SP 7 FITTING THE RESCUE SYSTEM 10 COMPATIBILITY CHECK 13 FLYING WITH THE ENERGY SP 14 CARE INSTRUCTIONS REPAIRS INSPECTION 14 CARE INSTR...

Page 4: ...afety The manufacturer or distributor assumes no responsibility for accidents occurring while using it Do not fly unless you are personally willing to assume all risks inherent in the sport of paragli...

Page 5: ...hile using it Every pilot must ensure that the harness is properly checked at regular intervals Environmental aspects The materials of which a harness is made require a special waste disposal So pleas...

Page 6: ...Y SP it is launched a new concept in spinal protection which is defined as a self inflating airbag The innovation of this self inflating system lies in the use of a steel light which does not serve th...

Page 7: ...and fastened with the brummel hook Adjust the length of the rope in this way that both legs are straightened completely when flying maximum speed both pulley of the risers are laying on top of each o...

Page 8: ...ightening the chest strap increases stability but also the risk of twists following glider collapse and it also increases the frequency of getting collapses due to poor feedback from the glider The ri...

Page 9: ...ulder pad and bring it out the front from the specific hole as shown in the photo Relex bar optional A relax bar can be fitted to all our harnesses except for those already incorporating this accessor...

Page 10: ...connection takes the form of a dual bridle fixed to the harness at shoulder height for better load distribution and to ensure a correct landing position in the case that the reserve parachute is deplo...

Page 11: ...system Use a screw lock karabiner with a breaking strength of at least 2 400 kg In this case the bridles should be held in position within the karabiner using elastic bands to prevent the karabiner fr...

Page 12: ...that the length of the bridle is sufficient to position the reserve parachute inside the harness pocket and that there is sufficient play to enable the parachute to be taken out of the pocket without...

Page 13: ...of the rescue system After installing the first rescue system it is essential to conduct test activation in flight position sitting in the harness Compatibility check A control of every new combinatio...

Page 14: ...Instructions Packing the harness is similar to all the other harnesses with the only difference being in folding the rear part of the airbag which in order to keep it intact should be folding last abo...

Page 15: ...cation 3 What is covered by the guarantee Provided that ICARO paragliders accept the fault the guarantee contains all necessary spare parts related to the replacement or repair of defective parts and...

Page 16: ...was not conducted by a ICARO paragliders authorized operation person Damage which has occurred due to improper treatment i e storage in humidity heat or direct sunlight caused by solvents salt water...

Page 17: ...n age Operativeness ok Protectors Airbag Foamed material Visible damages Seams ok Valve ok Tightness airbag foam protector sheeting Conditions of any reinforcements ok Speed bar Visible damages Fixing...

Page 18: ...Page 18 Dispatch protocol Delivery content Handle Seat Board Carbine Manual Date Signature...

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