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is required to achieve the desired forward speed of 25 km/h and take 
off. The QUBIK has been designed to easily and efficiently inflate whilst 
providing exceptional directional stability without pitching or hanging 
back behind the pilot. Excessive amounts of energy are not required 
when taking off with the QUBIK, simply set the trimmers to the correct 
positions (see 2.6)

3.6 LANDING

The QUBIK offers the comfort of ending the flight with the perfect 
landing; large areas and long runs are no longer required. 
Please note that in wind nil conditions the forward ground speed 
encountered may be significantly higher and during landing that speed 
must be decreased as safely as possible. This can be achieved by 
fully closing the trimmers and proportionately applying the brakes. If 
necessary, as the pilot reaches the ground a longer run off should also 
be carried out. When landing in moderate wind conditions, the ground 
speed is reduced so a simple and progressive application of the brakes 
will be enough for a perfect landing. 

Landing with open or half open trimmers is possible, but it will be 
necessary to balance the application of the brakes to the position of the 
trimmers and the forward ground speed being experienced. Of course, 
open trimmers and an increase in forward ground speed when landing 
may require a larger landing area as opposed to when the trimmers are 
closed. The QUBIK very efficiently transforms forward speed into lift and 
inherently allows a wide margin for error either with or without wind.

3.7 PACKING

The QUBIK has a complex leading edge, manufactured using a variety 
of different materials and it must be packed carefully. A correct folding 
method is very important to extend the useful life of your paraglider.

It should be concertina-packed, with the leading edge reinforcements flat 

and the flexible rods stacked one on top of the other. This method will 
keep the profile in its original shape and protect the integrity of the wing 
over time. Make sure the reinforcements are not bent or folded. It should 
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 the leading edge 
and its internal structures in perfect condition.

The NKare Bag guides you through the folding process, allowing you to 
concertina pack the wing with each rod on top of the other and then fold 
the wing as required. This folding system ensures that both the fabric and 
the reinforcements of the internal structure are kept in perfect condition.

4. IN FLIGHT

It is important to point out that the appropriate response to each adverse 
manoeuvre can vary from size to size; even within the same size at 
maximum or minimum load the behaviour and reactions of the wing may 
vary. 

The performance and speed of the QUBIK depend directly on the engine 
power and wing-loading.
With the RSP (Reflex System Profile) the engine does not need much 
power to achieve greater thrust, resulting in less consumption, more 
autonomy, less need for power, better durability, mechanical efficiency 
and increased performance.
However, in order to get the maximum power out of this wing, we will 
need an engine that is able to push a highly loaded wing. Without the 
right wing-loading and without the required power, the wing will not 
operate to its full potential.

Summary of Contents for QUBIK 19

Page 1: ...QUBIK User s manual...

Page 2: ...ing of our motto The importance of small details This is the user manual and we recommend you read it carefully The Niviuk Team USER MANUAL This manual provides you with the necessary information on t...

Page 3: ...IGHT 12 4 1 DOUBLE STEERING SYSTEM 12 4 2 FLYING IN TURBULENCE 13 4 3 POSSIBLE CONFIGURATIONS 13 4 4 ACCELERATED FLIGHT 15 4 5 FLYING WITHOUT BRAKE LINES 15 4 6 LINE KNOT S IN FLIGHT 15 5 LOSING ALTIT...

Page 4: ...nse development work supported by the combined experience of the whole team has resulted in a wing with unbeatable flight behaviour This intense development work was underpinned by the combined experi...

Page 5: ...give you many hours of peaceful flying 1 4 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS The QUBIK has all the technological innovations used on other Niviuk gliders and is built with the most careful selection of current...

Page 6: ...ven a millimetre of error The cutting of each wing component is performed by a rigorous extremely meticulous automated computer laser cutting robotic arm This program also paints the guideline markers...

Page 7: ...facturer instructions and set the trimmers to the neutral position Check the engine manufacturer s specification on attachment points The QUBIK risers are colour coded Right green Left red This colour...

Page 8: ...talled The standard connection of the speed bar to the speed system is via Brummel hooks where two slots in the hooks are interlocked making their connection disconnection easy However any connection...

Page 9: ...ry flight by adjusting the trimmers to their most efficient setting With the trimmers closed and using just the full range of brake travel the QUBIK is a precise light to handle and a fun machine to f...

Page 10: ...of moving the brake pulleys to a variety of positions to ensure pilot comfort The pulley is fastened to the riser loop that can be adjusted easily The riser has 2 possible fixing points distributed a...

Page 11: ...a variety of different materials and it must be packed carefully A correct folding method is very important to extend the useful life of your paraglider It should be concertina packed with the leadin...

Page 12: ...e to deal with incidents it is very stable in all conditions and has a high degree of passive safety even in turbulent conditions All paragliders must be piloted for the prevailing conditions and the...

Page 13: ...Negative spin A negative spin does not conform to the QUBIK s normal flight behaviour Certain circumstances however may provoke a negative spin such as trying to turn when flying at very low air spee...

Page 14: ...can lead to loss of control of the glider The QUBIK was designed to recover by itself in most cases Do not try to over correct it Generally speaking the reactions of the wing which are caused by too...

Page 15: ...rform the Big ears manoeuvre take the outermost line on each A riser and simultaneously smoothly pull them outward and downward The wingtips will fold in To re establish forward speed and the correct...

Page 16: ...During this manoeuvre the first sensation is a decrease in relative wind and a slight backwards inclination of the wing as if going backwards To exit the manoeuvre release the lines as you would with...

Page 17: ...r will briefly experience an asymmetrical acceleration and dive depending on how the manoeuvre was carried out Practise these manoeuvres at sufficient altitude and with moderation 6 SPECIAL METHODS 6...

Page 18: ...the wing to be correctly folded when stored Keep it in the in a cool dry place away from solvents fuels oils Do not leave your gear inside a car boot as cars left in the sun can become very hot A ruc...

Page 19: ...included in the repair kit as long as no stitching is required to mend the fabric Any other tears or repairs should be done in a specialist repair shop by qualified personnel Damaged lines must be rep...

Page 20: ...all the correct licences Be modest when you evaluate your skill level in terms of meteorology Niviuk s liability for damages covers only its own products Niviuk can take no responsibility for your act...

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Page 22: ...3 2 A A B C D mm 140 140 140 140 140 mm 80 80 80 80 80 km h TRIM 40 56 MAX 65 kg 60 100 70 120 80 140 100 160 110 180 kg 4 7 5 1 5 4 5 9 6 3 DGAC 10 TECHNICAL DATA 10 1 TECHNICAL DATA CELLS NUMBER ASP...

Page 23: ...CODE SUPPLIER UPPER CASCADES TNL 80 TEIJIM LIMITED JAPAN UPPER CASCADES TNL 140 TEIJIM LIMITED JAPAN MIDDLE CASCADES TNL 80 TEIJIM LIMITED JAPAN MIDDLE CASCADES TNL 140 TEIJIM LIMITED JAPAN MIDDLE CA...

Page 24: ...24 10 3 RISERS PLAN...

Page 25: ...25 10 4 SUSPENSION PLAN...

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