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2. FOR YOUR SAFETY
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In Germany, paramotor gliders are subject to the relevant civil aviation laws
for aerial sports equipment exempt from testing (see in particular LuftVZO (Air
Traffic Licensing Ordinance) §1 Para. 4 and LuftGerPV (Ordinance on Aircraft
and Aeronautical Products ) §10a). Check the situation in your country. The
NAJA is intended solely for motorised use and may only be used by a pilot
with a valid certificate of proficiency and connected to a propulsion unit which
has been certified as compatible. Any attempt to fly is highly dangerous.
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This manual does not replace the need to attend a paragliding school.
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A paramotor glider may only be used for the purpose for which it is
designed. It should only be used for free flying if it can also be shown to
have type certification in accordance with the provisions of the rules of
operation for paragliders (DHV, CEN etc). Under no circumstances should it
be used as a parachute.
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Use of the paraglider is at your own risk. The manufacturer is not liable for
any personal injury or material damage which occurs in connection with
POWERPLAY paragliders. This applies in particular to injuries to the pilot or
third parties which are caused by propeller parts or inflammable materials
(e.g. fuel).
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A specialist must test-fly the paraglider. The test-flight must be recorded on
the paraglider information label.
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Aerobatics are prohibited.
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Flying with a wet canopy or when it is raining is prohibited; it may cause the
glider to stall.
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Do not under any circumstances alter the construction of your paraglider. If
you do, any claims under the warranty will not be accepted and the
certification will lapse.
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When you fly for the first time, make sure that you receive instructions from a
flight instructor or an experienced pilot.
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When flying, always wear a helmet, gloves, suitable clothing and shoes
which protect your ankles.
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Only fly from approved flying areas and if the wind speed, direction and
weather conditions allow a safe flight.
This manual contains additional information in various places concerning your safety. This information
is indicated by two symbols:
Caution - accident risk
This symbol indicates risks which may arise. If possible, we also explain how to avoid
the risk or how you should react if the situation arises.
Tip
This symbol is used when we give advice on correct handling of the paraglider, how to
protect it from damage and general information.
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