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3DL - adding an extra reinforced seam to the leading edge helps to 
ensure more consistency and volume in the profile. This provides a more 
efficient 3D contour.

Drag Reduction Structure (DRS) - the trailing edge has been reinforced 
with small ribs in order to distribute the pressure more evenly. This results 
in excellent manoeuvrability and greater control and precision.

Radial Sliced Diagonal (RSD) - a reinvention of the wing’s internal 
structure. This new design is based on individual diagonal panels 
arranged in radial form, which increase the efficiency of the internal 
structure considerably.

Interlock System (IKS) - the IKS is an ultra-lightweight, high strength 
connecting system that aims to complement the light product range 
and replace the current systems based on the use of the maillons and/
or carabiners. This new system is based on a secure connection using a 
simple Dyneema loop provided with a fixing and locking system, ensuring 
the complete efficiency and safety of the connection, and allowing the 
equipment to be ready at all times with any load.

IKS1000 is designed and dimensioned as a connection system between 
the risers and the lines. It has a breaking load of 1055 kg, which greatly 
exceeds that of the classic 3mm (550 kg) maillon, but with much less 
weight. This feature makes it a key element in the entire range of 
P-Series (lightweight) wings, which are delivered with this technology as 
standard.

Please note: the IKS1000 kg system was not designed nor certified 
to connect the risers to the harness and/or a rescue parachute to the 
harness. For that specific function, Niviuk developed the IKS3000. For 
more information visit niviuk.com

IKS INSTRUCTIONS 

1.  Locate the elastic sleeve’s inner small diameter tube. 

2.  Push the IKS line through it.  Only push it through the inner channel 

once.

3.  Now push the IKS line through the line loops and the riser.  The 
reinforced end with the black tab should be located on the side 

of the riser. 

4.  Push the upper looped end downward through the elastic sleeve (not 
the small diameter tube) and then through the reinforced loop end where 
the black tab is located. 

5.  Pass this same end through the riser. 

6.  Now pass the end back through the sleeve (not through the channel) 

and then through the line loops. 

7.  Re-pass it through the sleeve (not through the channel) and then 

through the reinforced end loop. 

Summary of Contents for HOOK 5 P

Page 1: ...HOOK 5 P User s manual...

Page 2: ...ying this glider and will soon discover the meaning of our name The importance of small details This is the user manual and we recommend you read it carefully The NIVIUK Gliders Team USER S MANUAL NIV...

Page 3: ...7 PACKING 11 4 IN FLIGHT 12 4 1 FLYING IN TURBULENCE 12 4 2 POSSIBLE CONFIGURATIONS 12 4 3 ACCELERATED FLIGHT 14 4 4 FLYING WITHOUT BRAKE LINES 14 4 5 KNOT S IN FLIGHT 14 5 LOSING ALTITUD 15 5 1 BIG E...

Page 4: ...following certification for all sizes EN A LTF A If the wing is loaded above the maximum certified take off weight the certification changes as follows EN B LTF B We recommend that only pilots who ar...

Page 5: ...tions used on other Niviuk gliders and is built with the most careful selection of current materials It has all the current technology and accessories available to improve pilot comfort whilst increas...

Page 6: ...igned and dimensioned as a connection system between the risers and the lines It has a breaking load of 1055 kg which greatly exceeds that of the classic 3mm 550 kg maillon but with much less weight T...

Page 7: ...ailed final inspection The canopy is cut and assembled under strict quality control conditions facilitated by the automation of this process Every wing is individually checked with a final visual insp...

Page 8: ...l current harness types including those with a pod We recommend setting the chest strap to the distance specified in the certification report this will vary depending on size We recommend adjusting th...

Page 9: ...s please follow the instructions of the harness manufacturer The majority of harnesses have a speed system pre installed The standard connection of the speed bar to the speed system is via Brummel hoo...

Page 10: ...e It is advisable to fly with the original setting for a period of time to get used to the actual behaviour of the HOOK 5 In case it is necessary to modify the brake length loosen the knot slide the l...

Page 11: ...ld not be folded too tightly to avoid damage to the cloth and or lines At Niviuk we have designed the NKare Bag a bag designed to assist you with rapid packing which helps maintain the integrity of th...

Page 12: ...lapsed side decisively and quickly all the way 100 down and release it back up immediately You may have to repeat this action to provoke the re opening of the collapsed glider side Do not over brake o...

Page 13: ...ed in case of an asymmetric collapse control the turn spin by applying tension on the opposite brake and weight shift opposite to the turn Then locate the 3STI stabilo line attached to the wing tip tr...

Page 14: ...rying to clear a knotted line or untangle a line in flight when close to the terrain If the knot is too tight and cannot be undone carefully and safely fly to the nearest landing zone Be careful do no...

Page 15: ...g enters a situation similar to parachuting To enter this manoeuvre the B risers are gripped below the maillons and symmetrically pulled down together approx 20 30 cm and maintained in that position I...

Page 16: ...thermal but with the intention to sink Common sense has to be used to avoid dangerous areas of rotor when looking for descending air Safety first 6 SPECIAL METHODS 6 1 TOWING The HOOK 5 P does not exp...

Page 17: ...ty clean them with a soft damp cloth using only water Do not use detergents or other chemicals If your wing is wet from contact with water place it in a dry area air it and keep it away from direct su...

Page 18: ...epends on the person who is practicing it Incorrect use of this equipment may cause severe life changing injuries to the pilot or even death Manufacturers and dealers cannot be held responsible for yo...

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Page 20: ...2 2 1 3 2 3 1 A A B C A A B C A A B C A A B C A A B C mm 130 130 130 130 130 kg 3 15 3 4 3 7 3 9 4 15 kg 55 70 60 80 70 92 82 105 95 120 A A A A A kg 55 85 60 95 70 105 82 120 B B B B B CELLS NUMBER A...

Page 21: ...PPER CASCADES A 8000 U 50 EDELRID GERMANY UPPER CASCADES A 8000 U 70 EDELRID GERMANY UPPER CASCADES A 8000 U 130 EDELRID GERMANY MIDDLE CASCADES A 8000 U 50 EDELRID GERMANY MIDDLE CASCADES A 8000 U 90...

Page 22: ...10 3 RISERS PLAN 21...

Page 23: ...10 4 SUSPENSION PLAN 22...

Page 24: ...470 340 380 470 A B C D br 1 6161 6064 6109 6222 6770 2 6106 6004 6054 6166 6569 3 6037 6008 6089 6196 6487 4 5960 5886 5945 6043 6434 5 5901 5822 5880 6270 6 5769 5731 5798 6200 7 5677 5698 5782 624...

Page 25: ...470 340 380 470 A B C D br 1 6742 6626 6689 6811 7396 2 6686 6569 6639 6760 7181 3 6616 6578 6668 6781 7095 4 6540 6449 6509 6618 7034 5 6473 6379 6445 6857 6 6331 6282 6359 6785 7 6237 6247 6338 683...

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