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Original Issue Date 28.05.2007 Revision Date: 28.05.2007
POWRACHUTE
Pilot Operating Handbook
Model: PEGASUS 582
11. Environmental Restrictions
Powered Parachutes in there vary nature have restrictions and limiting
factors that need to be taken into consideration. The powered parachute
was designed to fly in light winds and usually in the morning or evening
hours. During the midday there are usually thermal activity that makes
flying the PPC very uncomfortable. Below is a list of limitations that are
maximum limits for very experienced pilots and should in no way be the
pilot in commands limiting factor. The pilot in command needs to know his
or hers limits based on the amount of training and experience.
Max wind speed should be Max 15mph (N0 GUST FACTOR!)
Max Crosswind component 5mph
Do not fly in rain or snow.
Do not fly if rain or thunderstorm activity is approaching or in the area.
Always fly from a field that is of sufficient length and free of obstructions.
Always take off and land directly into the wind. NEVER take off or land with
the wind.
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