Swing Core 3, Manual

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05 FLYING THE CORE 3 ................................................................................................. 23
L
AYING OUT THE PARAGLIDER AND PRE
-
FLIGHT CHECK
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5-
POINT CHECK
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L
AUNCH
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L
EVEL FLIGHT
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B-line steering ........................................................................................................... 24
T
URNS
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R
APID DESCENT METHODS
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Spiral dives ................................................................................................................ 25
B-stall ........................................................................................................................ 26
Big Ears ..................................................................................................................... 26
L
ANDING
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06 TYPES OF USE ......................................................................................................... 27
W
INCH LAUNCH
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M
OTORISED FLIGHT
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T
ANDEM PARAGLIDING
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A
EROBATICS
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07 DANGEROUS SITUATIONS AND EXTREME FLYING ................................................... 28
D
ANGEROUS SITUATIONS
..................................................................................................... 28
Safety training ........................................................................................................... 28
Material stress and damage ..................................................................................... 28
C
OLLAPSING THE PARAGLIDER
............................................................................................... 29
Asymmetric collapse ................................................................................................. 29
Asymmetric collapse with tangling ........................................................................... 29
Front stall .................................................................................................................. 29
T
YPES OF STALL
.................................................................................................................. 30
Deep stall .................................................................................................................. 30
Full stall ..................................................................................................................... 30
Spin............................................................................................................................ 31
Emergency steering ................................................................................................... 31
O
THER TIPS FOR DANGEROUS SITUATIONS
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Stalling in rain ........................................................................................................... 31
Advertising and adhesives ......................................................................................... 32
Overloading ............................................................................................................... 32
Sand and salt air ....................................................................................................... 32
Temperature range ................................................................................................... 32
08 STORING AND LOOKING AFTER THE PARAGLIDER................................................... 33