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SALVIMAR 2020/21
USER MANUAL
MANTA 100
INFLATABLE DIVE BOARD
FURTHER
INFORMATION
AND TIPS
The
MANTA 100
Dive Board is not a means of rescue, however, it can be useful
in case there is a need to give support or help to tired people in apparent
difficulty.
The
MANTA 100
Dive Board is designed for swimming support use only, it
should not be used as a base or means for activities other than those
described above.
The
MANTA 100
Dive Board has also been designed to increase the level of
safety. The dimensions, the perimeter red coloring and the diving flag 31,5 x
30 cm mean that it can be identified even from distances of more than 200
meters.
The surface and the various hooks available allow the insertion or transport of
useful components such as small water reserves, various accessories,
communication and identification systems or any other thing
useful for the diver.
For safety reasons, the
MANTA 100
Dive Board cannot be used in the presence
of strong currents, strong winds, rough sea, or shallow water with sharp rocks.
It is advisable not to stray too far from the shore and to behave responsibly
so that the use of the
MANTA 100
Dive Board is optimized and safe. The user
must in any case strictly follow the local or national regulations in force
regarding safety at navigation.
BOARD
DEFLATION
Before you deflate the board, clean and inspect the
MANTA 100
Dive board
after
each
use.
Remove the large black fin and valve cap before you begin deflating the
board.
Slowly and gently press down on the valve head to begin expelling air from
the
MANTA 100
Dive board.
Increase the pressure you apply to the valve as the board deflates.
Do not deflate your
MANTA 100
too quickly as this can cause damage to the
valve and blow-out the sealing ring.
Once the pressure on the board has decreased, twist the valve into the Down
position which will open the valve and allow air to escape while you roll up
the board.
FOLDING
THE BOARD
Please ensure you check that the board (as well as the accessories) are
completely dry, and clear of debris before you begin to fold your board.
