Minicat 420 Emotion, User Manual

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MINICAT 420 USER‘S GUIDE
Never exceed the maximum permitted load when
loading the boat. Always load the boat carefully and
allocate the individual weight according to the design
of the boat. Avoid the location of heavy objects at the
top. Disregarding these instructions may cause the boat
to capsize and may result in damage and injury. When
sailing always enure that personal items are secured to
the boat.
The maximum permitted load includes the weight of all
persons onboard and any accessories, personal items,
equipment or baggage.
Always check your MINICAT before sailing!
Perform a visual check of all parts of the boat before each
sailing.
Protection against falling overboard and how
to get back on the boat:
Sit only in the places made for sitting. These are the parts
of the frame at the rear half of the floats. The stability of
the boat will be reduced if you sit anywhere else.
It is necessary to protect the trampoline from damage,
especially rupture by sharp objects, or from careless
handling.
For ease of access onto the boat from the water, there are
fabric handles on both sides of the floats.
ASSEMBLY OF
YOUR MINICAT
Carefully remove the individual parts
from the bag/s and place on a flat
surface, ideally on a grass area to
avoid any damage.
Assemble the frame with the tram-
poline as shown in the figure. As-
semble in the upside-down position
(so the frame is on top of the tram-
poline).
Fix the keel fins on the bottom of
the floats (un-inflated).
Push the fins into the pockets on
the floats firmly.
Pass the rope through the lugs
on the bottom of the trampoline
and tighten it firmly. Fix the end
of the rope to the notch. This will
help you stretch the trampoline.
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CARRYING CAPACITY
frame right
front
frame frame left
frame
rear
FRONT
REAR