background image

Owner´s manual
Rescue system

NG 100, 120, 140 
NG 100 light, 120 light, 140 light 

 

Fassung 1.0 vom 07.01.2022

Fly market GmbH & Co. KG
Am Schönebach 3
D-87637 Eisenberg

Tel.: +49-8364-9833-0
Fax: +49-8364-9833-33
Mail: [email protected]

Summary of Contents for NG 100

Page 1: ...al Rescue system NG 100 120 140 NG 100 light 120 light 140 light Fassung 1 0 vom 07 01 2022 Fly market GmbH Co KG Am Schönebach 3 D 87637 Eisenberg Tel 49 8364 9833 0 Fax 49 8364 9833 33 Mail info independence aero ...

Page 2: ...ult from this rescue system in any way 1 TECHNICALDATA Type of rescue parachute NG 100 NG 120 NG 140 NG 100 light NG 120 light NG 140 light Manufacturer Fly market Flugsport Zubehör GmbH Co KG Am Schönebach 3 D 87637 Eisenberg Tel 49 8364 9833 0 12 Nature and environment friendly behaviour 13 Environmentally compatible waste disposal 14 Spare parts changeable parts 15 Structure of the parachute 16...

Page 3: ...other pilot etc The maximum speed of the deployment bag which is necessary for a quick opening is only reached after the pilot s hand has left the deployment bag In general The faster the rescue parachute package is thrown away the quicker the parachute will open After the throw the deployment bag opens and releases the lines and canopy The powerful throw and or the airflow stretches the lines the...

Page 4: ...r other aggressive substances Exposure to sunlight should be avoided as ultraviolet radiation weakens the molecular structure of the material 10 Cleaning Dirty canopies and containers can be cleaned carefully with clean tap water and a soft sponge Attention Under no circumstances may chemicals brushes hard sponges or similar be used for cleaning Cleaning in the washing machine is also not permitte...

Page 5: ...uction and consists of 20 panels Packing loops are attached to the top of the canopy The canopy is made of high strength nylon fabric The seams of the canopy are cap seams Hem and canopy are reinforced with sewn in tapes The lines are sewn to the canopy and the line connections on the canopy are reinforced with V tapes The centre of the canopy is drawn in over flares and centre lines All lines and...

Page 6: ...he overview drawings below show where the packing loops are located required for 16 packing instructions step 1 16 Packing instructions 1 Put on all packing loops with a cord and hang them up The number and position of the packing loops can be seen in 15 2 Attach the packing loop cord tighten the lines bundle the lines and lay all the panels on the left side so that panel 11 lies as shown in the i...

Page 7: ...o the side so that the panel forms a rectangle 5 Arrange panel 6 corner panel Pull out the upper part of the canopy blue arrow 6 Arrange panel 5 corner panel Pull out the upper cap part blue arrow Then arrange panels 4 to 2 as described under number 4 7 Arrange panel 1 corner panel and weigh down the hem with a weight 8 Put the left side on top of the right side 5 6 1 1 11 7 ...

Page 8: ...ms a rectangle 9 12 Arrange panel 5 corner panel Pull out the upper cap part blue arrow Then arrange panels 4 to 2 as described under number 10 11 Arrange panel 6 corner panel Pull out the upper part of the canopy blue arrow 6 5 1 13 Arrange panel 1 corner panel and weigh down the hem with a weight 14 Check the lines of panel 1 arrows and the centre lines to make sure they do not cross and running...

Page 9: ...deployment bag with the last 60 cm of lines Check that the packing tools are complete 20 Place the hanks in the lines deployment bag 19 Close the container First the middle then the outside Bundle the lines in 3 x 3 8 shaped hanks Do not bundle the last 60 cm of lines Attention New rubber bands must always be used for both the suspension lines and the deployment bag each time they are packed Schem...

Page 10: ...tection fabric yellow arrow and secured against slipping eg by a neoprene sleeve 4 Put a packing cord left and right in the loops 5 Put the packing cords through the eyelets of the bottom flap of the container 17 Mounting in a front container optional 1 Connect the release handle at the loop in the middle of the deployment bag flat side by looping 2 Fix the Y bridle in the required position on the...

Page 11: ...nough that the pins will unlock the flaps Record the repack if needed the compatibility check in the rescue system log book 9 By shortenting the straps the parachute can be compressed green arrows The ends of the Y bridle are to be hooked into the main carabiners of the harness By using the adjusters of the black belts yellow arrows the front container can be positioned height on the harness depen...

Page 12: ...ontainer please refer to the harness manual 18 4 Harnesses with combined deployment bag release handle These parachute systems have been tested and found compliant using the original manufacturer s inner container Use of any other inner container may produce different results including failures Several harnesses are equipped with a complete release handle deployment bag system which is adapted opt...

Page 13: ...ent bag where the release handle can be attached You should always try to use the shortest possible connection to ensure that the rescue parachute can be thrown as good as possible But you also have to take care that the release of the container is not blocked in any way take care that the release pin does not block Read the manual of the harness in any way 19 Specialities for paraglider s winch t...

Page 14: ......

Page 15: ......

Reviews: