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PARAMOTEUR EVO

Maintenance and harness care.

Cleaning and caring for your harness.

It is advisable to clean your harness regularly using mild detergent such as hand soap only, a brush with abundant water 
rinsing. Never use solvents of any kind which could damage your harness fabric and webbings.

Lifespan

The straps and fabric fibers used for  the PARAMOTOR EVO manufacturing were carefully selected to achieve the best 
compromise between weight and product lifespan. However, in some specific conditions such as over UV. exposure and/
or consequent abrasion, o

The zippers must be lubricated from time to time using silicone spray.

If you frequently use your harness in humid environments, think about lubricating your quick-release buckles and carabi-
ners with silicon grease.

The carabiners can not be used for any activity other than PG ( Paragliding ) and PPG ( Powered Paragliding ).

SUP’AIR RECOMMENDS CHANGING YOUR CARABINERS EVERY FIVE ( 5 ) YEARS.

Storage and transport

When not using your harness, stow it away inside your paragliding backpack in a dry, cool, clean location away from UV. 
rays.  If your harness happened to be wet or humid : dry it thoroughly before packing it away.

During transport, fully protect your harness from mechanical and UV. aggressions ( place it in a bag ). Avoid long hauls in 
humid environment/conditions.

Regardless of all pre-flight checks, you must open and repack your reserve parachute every six ( 6 ) months.

Once every years, you need to perform a complete check of your harness :

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All webbings for excessive wear and tear, fabric damage and unusual folds.

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All buckles and carabiners ( no cracks, or mechanical flaws ).

Summary of Contents for PARAMOTEUR EVO

Page 1: ...SUPAIR VLD PARC ALTA S 34 RUE ADRAST E 74650 ANNECY CHAVANOD FRANCE 45 54 024 N 06 04 725 E RCS 387956790 User s manual PARAMOTEUR EVO 08 10 2015 English Revision index 23 01 2017...

Page 2: ...0 years of expertise innovation and constant customer care It also is our philosophy You will find next a thorough easy to understand explanative detailed brochure to comprehensively read all the way...

Page 3: ...e optional accelerator 15 Installing the reserve parachute inside the container 16 Reserve parachute connection Y risers 18 Posture adjustments 20 Pre Flight check 21 Takeoff 22 In flight 23 Using the...

Page 4: ...product to broaden your horizons and bring you many beautiful long flights from cruising basics to technical pilotin Introduction After familiarizing yourself with this manual we will recommend you to...

Page 5: ...amping system Bumpair Thick ness No Certification light aerial sports equipment EN 1651 LTF Pilot 120kg Flight tandem Pilot Passenger No procedures for emergencies and special flight conditions use re...

Page 6: ...m80 1m85 1m90 1m95 2m 2m05 50 S S S 55 S S S S 60 S S S M 65 S S M M 70 S M M M M L 75 M M M M L L 80 M M M L L L 85 M L L L L 90 L L L L 95 L L L L 100 L 105 110 A SUP AIR retailer dealer list can be...

Page 7: ...EVO 1 2 3 4 5 6 Rescue parachute handle Wooden seat plate 30 mm Aluminum self locking biner Double stage speed bar Self retractable foot rest PARAMOTO EVO pocket Components Option 4 5 1 3 2 Additiona...

Page 8: ...p buckle Chest strap adjustment Backrest angle adjustment Shoulder straps adjustment Removable side storage pocket 9 10 Foot rest buckles Accelerator pulleys Swan Neck and low swivel bars attachment p...

Page 9: ...be fully closed and locked in place Connecting the wing to the harness Connecting the wing to the harness Install the accelerator by following the instruc tions found on page 13 Connect it to the wing...

Page 10: ...aps Wrap the strap around the frame and push it through the first buckle opening and then through the second The use of a screwdriver to pivot the buckle and a pair of pliers to pull the strap can be...

Page 11: ...at the beginning of the tensioning strap Wrap the strap around the frame Push the strap through the buckle Be certain for the frame to be secu rely fastened in place The diagonal straps enable a tigh...

Page 12: ...ends to the harness loop straps using a shackle Make a loop to loop configura tion with the connecting ring Fasten securely using the Velcros then push the glider s self locking cara biner through to...

Page 13: ...nnec tions using POP rivets Low bars J canes installation Assembly on low sweveling canes Low canes Remove the connec ting Swan Neck strap loop ring Riser self locking ca rabiner Shackle connecting th...

Page 14: ...accept a foot rest The foot rest relaxes leg tension and brings additional support thus enhancing piloting experience A Short foot rest B Foot rest buckle pre equipped harness A A Fasten and adjust t...

Page 15: ...d with a recoil system 4 Push the accelerator cord and the elasticated line through ring D Push the cord through the Speed bar pulley E then through pulley F Insert the end of the cord through the par...

Page 16: ...he risers to the parachute with a loop to loop junction configuration or using a 6 mm square steel carabiner with the correct load resistance Position the risers inside the bot tom section of the pock...

Page 17: ...peat the procedure by closing the other and opposite side of the reserve parachute container Fasten the reserve parachute container by zipping it to the har ness Always place the risers on the outside...

Page 18: ...inside the Maillon Rapide and twist it into a toric shape or figure 8 2 Push the the riser through the upper sec tion of the toric 8 shape and then through the Maillon Rapide 3 Twist the toric 8 shap...

Page 19: ...When the installation is completed close the risers flap covers to tidy up the harness At the end of the installation procedure conduct a reserve para chute extraction under a hang test apparatus then...

Page 20: ...ang test apparatus These steps are important to ensure a correct seating posture unobstructed viewing to on board instrumentation and easy strap adjustments Posture adjustments Loosening strap backres...

Page 21: ...ave any paraglider line or other object in contact with the reserve parachute handle 1 Leg strap self locking buckle 2 3 Check that neither harness nor carabiners are damaged in any way Check for the...

Page 22: ...ees and push with your shoulders on the risers while twisting the hips back and forth Another tip is to tight Never grab your harness with brakes in hands to push yourself inside the seat There would...

Page 23: ...be 38 to 45 cm We will recommend you to be cautious while using the accelerator due the increased potential of a collapse for lowering the angle of attack after pushing on the bar Consult the wing ow...

Page 24: ...ode Description Code Speed bar Accelerator ACCELSOUPLE Standard Speed bar Accelerator 100 g Short foot rest CALEPIED Short foot rest 150 g PARAMOTOR EVO reserve pa rachute pocket POCHEPARAPA RAMOT PAR...

Page 25: ...your quick release buckles and carabi ners with silicon grease The carabiners can not be used for any activity other than PG Paragliding and PPG Powered Paragliding SUP AIR RECOMMENDS CHANGING YOUR C...

Page 26: ...warranty coverage beyond the end of the standard warranty period in case of massive structural product failure For more information please contact us either by telephone or by E mail sav supair com In...

Page 27: ...fly within the structure of a certified school acquire an insurance a pilot license and only fly in weather Disclaimer This SUP AIR product was designed to be solely used for PG Paragliding and PPG Po...

Page 28: ...s maintenance care and lifespan Purchase date Owner s name Retail store shop s name Maintenance Resale Date Workshop s name Buyer s name Serial number Maintenance Resale Date Workshop s name Buyer s n...

Page 29: ...SUPAIR VLD PARC ALTA S 34 RUE ADRAST E 74650 ANNECY CHAVANOD FRANCE 45 54 024 N 06 04 725 E RCS 387956790 User s manual PARAMOTEUR EVO...

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