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3.4
Bad weather
Do not use the hydrogenerator in bad weather, in particular with
strong waves. In that case, remove it from its home plate.
For crosswind-tailwind, care should be taken not to have the hydrogenerator going above
the water due to the heel of the boat. The hydrogenator could be damaged when re-
entering into the water (severe impact).
3.5
Setting up and raising of the hydrogenerator
Place the hydrogenerator in lower operating position ideally when the boat is at rest. Do
not place the H240 into the water (operating position) when the boat speed is above 2
knots. The H240 must be placed into the water, at its operating position, only with arm
strength and thanks to the hydrogenator rope provided for that purpose.
The profile arm of the hydrogenerator should be on the line of the boat prior to raise it.
3.6
Use in conjunction with a motor
The strong thrust and the turbulences due to the use of a motor and applied to the
hydrogenerator may deteriorate the hydrogenerator.
The hydrogenerator must not be placed in operating position (in
the water) when using a motor during navigation.
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* except in a case of extreme urgency – man overboard
3.7
Reverse gear
The hydrogenerator can be damaged when the boat is reversing.
Do not reverse when the hydrogeneratot is in operating
position (placed in the water).
