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3.1. EMERGENCY SAFETY PROCEDURES SUMMARISED:
1.
Depower the kite using the depower cleat.
Use the clam cleat mainline depower system to
depower the kite. Pull the trim handle downwards and secure it into the cleat to fasten it.
2.
Let go of the bar.
If you are still overpowered let go of the bar. This depowers the kite as
much as possible while the Navigator Control System is still attached to your harness.
3.
North Connect Quick Release.
If your kite is still overpowered grab ahold of the red quick
release handle on the North Connect. Push the red quick release handle away from you,
following the arrow to release the kite. This should release all power from the kite.
4.
Secondary Quick Release.
If your kite is still powered, disconnect the kite from your body
using your kite leash quick release mechanism. Grab hold of the red plastic section with
your entire hand and following the arrow push the release system away from your body
towards the kite.
WARNING:
The secondary quick release system should only be activated in an emergency. Activating will
disconnect the kite from your body. Uncontained kites can be an extreme danger to the rider and to
others, causing damage, serious injury or death.
3.2. NORTH CONNECT QUICK RELEASE
Releasing the North Connect Quick Release, provided your kite leash is attached, will depower your
kite leaving the rider still attached to the kite. This will result in your kite being contained by the
kite leash. This North Connect Quick Release system will release the residual power from your kite
by allowing it to ‘flag’ out on one of the front control lines. This Quick release should only be used
when necessary.
3. OPERATION
USERS MAXIMUM WEIGHT: 120KGS
USERS RECOMMENDED MINIMUM WEIGHT: 35KGS
