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Ozone F*Race, Pilot'S Manual

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 WALKING POLE STRAP

Walking poles can be secured in the rear pocket with the retainer strap. 

 STORAGE POCKETS

The F*Race features a large rear pocket and side pocket. In addition there is extra storage space under the parachute container and 
within the cockpit.

Summary of Contents for F*Race

Page 1: ...Pilots Manual EN...

Page 2: ...reparation 05 Underseat Protection 05 Connection to the wing 08 Speed System 09 Reserve Parachute Installation 10 Fitting 14 Adjustments 16 Features 17 Use and Maintenance 19 Ozone Quality Guarantee 2...

Page 3: ...eam is based in the south of France This area which includes the sites of Gourdon Monaco and Col de Bleyne guarantees us more than 300 flyable days per year This is a great asset in the development of...

Page 4: ...nges Please remember that flying outside of certified configurations may jeopardise any insurance e g liability life etc you have It is your responsibility as the pilot to verify your insurance cover...

Page 5: ...ynamic performance but also increases impact protection Critical to any vol biv effort is the capacity ease of use and comfort of the equipment storage option With extensive input and testing by legen...

Page 6: ...Shoulder straps Rear pocket Shoulder strap adjustments Lumber adjustments Under seat protection Hydration system anchor point Velcro Main riser hangpoints Inflation pipe access Leg Chest strap T Lock...

Page 7: ...ires inflating before use Should you need to remove it or replace it please follow the instructions The protection is located in the pocket found under the seat to remove the protection from the harne...

Page 8: ...ted by hand using trapped air inside the supplied special stuff sack To inflate the protection open the rear pocket to access the inflation pipe Make sure the stopper is in the open position and attac...

Page 9: ...on the protection whilst doing so Ensure the underseat pocket that contains the protection is fully and completely closed with the zip located neatly in the red retainer This is an essential part of t...

Page 10: ...at the main hang points as follows Place risers on Link Lite Pass loop A through loop B Pass Tab through loop A Secure Tab B with elastic band Secure Tab B with rubber bands Loop A Loop B Tab B Rubbe...

Page 11: ...nd pass on the inside of all structural webbing straps Double check the lines have not inadvertently wrapped around any of the structural webbing straps before attaching them to the bar The bar can th...

Page 12: ...qualified professional Always seek experienced advice if you have any doubts Make sure you perform a practice throw from a static hang point Not only does this ensure the correct functioning of your...

Page 13: ...nnector and secure the ends with elastics not supplied Alternatively the parachute bridle can be attached directly to the harness bridles with a Larks foot to save weight Ensure the parachute containe...

Page 14: ...ugh the loops in the correct order with the red loop first Once the red loop and 3 smaller black loops have been threaded place the pin in the end retainer loop Use the same procedure for the pin that...

Page 15: ...efore placing the pin in the end pocket position the handle under the pin to keep it neatly in place Finally the pin can be placed in the end pocket The parachute container and bridle compartment zips...

Page 16: ...and adjust the lumber support so that they leave you in a comfortably reclined position To put the harness on first place the shoulder straps over your shoulders The leg straps fasten with the T lock...

Page 17: ...ow be connected First attach the male buckle of the left hand pod to the female buckle located on the structure on the right hand side blue tags For the right hand side loop the red anti forget buckle...

Page 18: ...two lumber supports so that an optimum flying position can be found Precise adjustments can be made in the air so that your lower back is completely supported and there is no tension in your stomach...

Page 19: ...en the pilot and the parachute container and is attached to the structure using the small clips located near the main hangpoints HYDRATION ACCESS SYSTEM The F Race includes a hydration access system w...

Page 20: ...poles can be secured in the rear pocket with the retainer strap STORAGE POCKETS The F Race features a large rear pocket and side pocket In addition there is extra storage space under the parachute con...

Page 21: ...towards your wing It is important at this stage to remember to LET GO of the handle Aim to throw with the direction of airflow to aid a fast opening and against the direction of rotation If after thr...

Page 22: ...se lightweight race harness and must be used carefully To keep your harness clean and airworthy please note the following Avoid excessive exposure to UV heat and humidity Pack the harness dry and stor...

Page 23: ...around us To achieve this we must fly as regularly as we can ground handle as much as possible and take a continuous interest in the weather If you are lacking in any of these areas you will be exposi...

Page 24: ...cue bridles MATERIALS Harness Outer fabric Dominico 40D 70D Porcher 27g Lycra Main webbing Technisangle 7 Edelrid Dyneema Taurus line Reserve parachute Bridles Dyneema 6mm Buckles T Lock toggles Carab...

Page 25: ...1258 Route de Grasse Le Bar sur Loup 06620 France...

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