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1. DISCLAIMER AND EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY

Use  of  this  paraglider  is  in  all  cases  at  the  USER'S  OWN  RISK.  THE  CERTIFICATION  AND  THE 
WARRANTY SHALL BE RENDERED INVALID if changes of any kind (including changes to the brake 
lines) or improper repairs are made to this paraglider or if any inspections are missed (annual and 2-
yearly check).
Pilots  are  responsible  for  their  own  safety.  Before  every  flight,  the  pilot  must  check  the  glider's  air-
worthiness and should only launch if it is fit to fly. The pilot must check the weather forecast and only 
fly if both current and forecasted conditions guarantee a safe flight.  
The glider may only be used with a pilot's licence which is valid for the area or under the supervision of 
an  approved  flying  instructor.  There  shall  be  no  liability  on  the  part  of  third  parties,  in  particular  the 
manufacturer and distributor.

In terms of the warranty and guarantee conditions, the paraglider may not be flown if any of the 
following situations exists:

1.

the inspection period has expired, you have carried out the inspection yourself, or the 
inspection has been carried out by an unauthorised inspector;

2.

the take-off weight does not fall within the permissible overall take-off weight range;

3.

the glider is flown in rain or cloud or when there is fog or snow; 

4.

there are turbulent weather conditions or wind speeds on launch higher than 2/3 of the 
maximum flyable airspeed of the glider. This speed will also depend on the total take-off 
weight;

5.

the glider is used for aerobatics / extreme flying or flight manoeuvres at an angle greater than 
90°;

6.

the pilot has insufficient experience or training;

7.

the wrong equipment or inadequate equipment (reserve, helmet, footwear etc) is used;

8.

the glider is used in connection with a propulsion unit which has not been certified as 
compatible;

9.

modifications have been made to the canopy, lines or risers which have not been approved;

10. the glider is opened in free fall - this is not a parachute.

Summary of Contents for NAJA

Page 1: ...1 NAJA Manual...

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Page 3: ...1 Description of the NAJA 4 3 2 Who is the NAJA suitable for 4 3 3 Connecting a harness to the NAJA 5 3 4 Description of the riser 5 4 Setting up the NAJA and test flying 6 4 1 Laying out the paraglid...

Page 4: ...and guarantee conditions the paraglider may not be flown if any of the following situations exists 1 the inspection period has expired you have carried out the inspection yourself or the inspection ha...

Page 5: ...his applies in particular to injuries to the pilot or third parties which are caused by propeller parts or inflammable materials e g fuel A specialist must test fly the paraglider The test flight must...

Page 6: ...nd at the maximum permissible take off weight and adjusted to meet the latest regulations from the DULV German Ultralight Association They were then verified and confirmed by the DULV test pilots The...

Page 7: ...natively it can also be fed through just the upper pulley In this case the brake handle should be tied to the upper mark on the brake lines so that there is not too much travel when braking In case th...

Page 8: ...edge is slightly curved Carefully separate all the rigging lines and take care that no lines are underneath the canopy tangled or caught up in any way The NAJA can be reverse launched easily with a w...

Page 9: ...4 3 The first flight Tip Carry out your first few flights only during stable weather conditions and in a familiar area or in the aerodrome circuit To start with you should steer gently and carefully s...

Page 10: ...y and it is difficult to land However during flight you can wrap the brake lines around your hands to minimise the problem Adjust the brake lines to a suitable length after you have landed Caution acc...

Page 11: ...first allow the NAJA to pick up speed You may notice the counter torque after you have become airborne i e the glider wants to turn against the propeller s direction of rotation Focus on a fixed point...

Page 12: ...p the wing to make it reopen more quickly until your flight is stable again This must be done somewhat more energetically because of the generally higher wing loading with a paramotor wing When flying...

Page 13: ...at full speed start to apply the brake continually on one side This will steer the paraglider into a turn with a strong bank You can tell that you are in a spiral dive if you are being pressed hard ag...

Page 14: ...his could cause the lines to twist Tip If the paraglider does not speed up immediately because recovery is too slow or for some other reason take hold of the A risers from outside palms facing in the...

Page 15: ...f dampness or flying in the rain The airflow from the front of the glider gradually breaks away towards the back and the canopy sags with the glider remaining upright Paragliders are particularly susc...

Page 16: ...full stall occurs when the brakes are pulled down fully during flight The special design of the NAJA means that it has only minimal tendency to hang back even with the motor running under full thrott...

Page 17: ...OUR PARAGLIDER 7 1 Transporting and storing the paraglider Always transport your paragliding equipment in the special backpack and or in the inner bag Store all of your paragliding equipment away from...

Page 18: ...if it is absolutely necessary Repairs should only be carried out by the manufacturer or a specialist recommended by the manufacturer You can repair small tears in the wing yourself using self adhesiv...

Page 19: ...the glider information certification sticker Pilots in Germany have been able to carry out the inspection themselves since 01 07 2001 provided that they fulfil all requirements However in this event...

Page 20: ...bution list If you do not wish to be included please do not give your email address on the warranty card We will not use your e mail address for any advertising or promotional purposes or provide it t...

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