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Paramotor & Winch Flights

The  Urubu is suitable for both paramotor and winch flights. Accel-

erator-assisted tow launching is not recommended. Be sure to time 

your landings accordingly as the weight of the PPG will increase your 

airspeed, save your energy for the flare at the end. You are urged to 

seek advice and training from professionals in those fields.

Towing characteristics are very similar to all other paragliders.

Brake Lines                                  

You should check your brake lines before each flight. In case of 

damage, you have to replace it before flying.

In case of rupture in the air, you will have to use the C risers to 

control and land safely your  Urubu.

Please do not change the brake range, especially by shortening it!

 

Folding & Packing /

Maintenance                    

We don’t suggest any particular packing techniques, however, we 

do not recommend accordion folding.

Always avoid folding your wing along the same folds each time. A 

glider is properly folded when it can fit in its’ bag. Never store your 

wing folded when damp, it will damage the material. Dampness 

can also affect the shape of the wing’s ‘wall’ during inflation.

Avoid storage in any high temperature area.

Your  Urubu will need a line check every year or 100H.

If you have to replace a line, please do it symmetrically in order to 

avoid any unbalance situations.

You will need your glider serviced if you notice a change of behav-

ior (deep stall, lazy inflation...).

Reserve                                                  

The reserve parachute should be an integral part of your flying 

equipment. Ultra-light weight and low volume models now exist. 

We strongly recommend you mount your reserve in the ventral 

position and its risers should be connected at the same point as 

the wing risers, for the following reasons: the handle is visible 

and can be pulled to the right or to the left easier to find and 

deploy in an emergency.

Certification                                        

The  Urubu is not EN certified. Only the EN 926-1 load test has been 

achieved.

The Non certification in flight is a deliberate choice of LittleCloud.

We think this EN certification is not a guarantee of safety for the 

pilot. In no case does this certification protect the pilots from fly-

ing incidents/accidents.

These EN Tests are done in calm air with initiated maneuvers which 

do not show the behaviors of gliders in real life. Modern gliders are 

very collapse resistant and their behaviors after a flying incident in 

a rowdy air mass is very far from what EN tests are showing.

We test our gliders in real life for hours and hours in order to evalu-

ate their real capacities and behaviors.

Our quest for performance is always checked by our quest for 

safety and very damped reactions in case of flying incidents.

Flying remains an aeronautical activity, the gravity factor is the 

same than any aircraft.

Only the pilot, his decisions, and his margins can guarantee a 

maximum safety.

Conclusion                                            

We believe that our sport should always be driven by pure plea-

sure. Don’t skip any stages of  the process, and before each flight 

make sure that you check your mental state, your technical skills 

in relation to the day, and the weather conditions. 

You should also have your wing serviced if it shows any changes in 

handling (reduced speed, inflation feeling different, or parachut-

ing).

Feel free to contact LittleCloud if you have any questions in rela-

tion to the  Urubu and its’ use.

The LittleCloud team

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www.LittleCloud.fr

[email protected]

URUBU

21

22

24

26

SIZE

21

22.5

24.5

26

FLAT SPAN

11.36

11.76

12.27

12.64

FLAT AR

6.15

6.15

6.15

6.15

CELL COUNT

57

57

57

57

AUW OPTIMUM

55/75

70/90

85/105

95/115

GLIDER WEIGHT

3.3

3.5

3.7

2.9

GLIDER RATIO

10+

10+

10+

10+

CERTIFICATION

EN 926-1

EN 926-1

EN 926-1

EN 926-1

PILOT LEVEL

EN C

EN C

EN C

EN C

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LittleCloud

Urubu Manuel/Manual

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Page 5: ...t is possible to pilot the Urubu with the C risers instead of the brakes We implemented a T bar to rest your hands during C flying This technique of flying is recommended for experienced pilots only s...

Page 6: ...de B until you sort it out while weight shifting to the opposite side in order to maintain direction In case of a big cravat you might have to use a symmetric or asymmetric stall to clear it out You c...

Page 7: ...the right or to the left easier to find and deploy in an emergency Certification The Urubu is not EN certified Only the EN 926 1 load test has been achieved The Non certification in flight is a delib...

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