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LINK LITES
Your wing uses lightweight Amsteel Dyneema Link Lite connectors, they replace standard maillons and have a breaking load in excess
of 1000kgs. To avoid disappointment, injury or death, when changing lines it is vitally important to connect the Link Lites correctly.
Please follow these instructions carefully, if you have ANY doubts please consult with your Ozone dealer.
Removal
First loosen the
B
loop
before feeding the
A
tab
through the
B
loop.
A
B
B
A
Continue pulling the
B
loop
through the risers/lines/ring for
the second turn.
Pull the
B
loop through the
A
loop, the lines and the
rubber ring.
Re-attaching the Link Lite is the reverse of the above procedure.
Close the Link Lites by
feeding the
B
loop through
the
A
loop before passing
the
A
tab through the
B
loop.
WARNING:
Incorrect mounting of
the Link Lites will reduce
the working strength and
possibly cause complete
failure resulting in serious
injury or death. Ensure that
they are mounted with
2
turns
and closed correctly.
Double check the Link Lite
is closed correctly, it should
look exactly as shown.
Pull tension
Ensure the lines are in
the correct order and not
overlapped, then install the
rubber ring as shown.
Replacement
The loops of the lines must
come back through the
rubber ring as shown.
Feed the
B
loop through the riser,
then through the line loops, passing
behind the lines before going through
the riser for the second time. Tension
the Link Lite so it is approximately the
correct dimension, the
A
tab should
be close to the risers.
Feed the
B
loop through the
line loops for the second time
following the same path as before.
Once the
B
loop is through the
second time and in the correct
position pull tension on the lines
to force the rubber ring into the
correct position.
At this stage, make sure
the lines and rubber ring
are seated neatly on the
Link Lites with no twists or
overlapping loops.
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