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3.  Check 

When you have finished changing over the riser, there should be two standard risers and one 
quick link with O-ring left over. 

It is essential that you check the following after the risers have been changed over: 

3.1. Lines correct  

The lines must not be twisted. The quick links must be attached to the correct riser and the 
stabiliser lines must now be attached to the C1 quick link. The brake pulleys must be facing 
outwards. The brake line must be running through the upper pulley. 

3.2. Quick links closed  

When this has all been done correctly, make sure that all of the quick links have been 
tightened firmly so they do not open accidentally. The best way to do this is to check them 
again lightly with the spanner. 

3.3. Inflate the glider 

After you have changed over the risers, it is imperative that you inflate the glider on a flat 
area before you next fly it and check once again that all of the lines are clear. You should 
also check at the same time that the brakes are symmetrical and adjusted to the right length. 

 

4.  Final words 

We hope that you have many memorable flights with your Mistral 5, whether you are flying in 
the mountains, on winch or with a motor. 

Always remember to put the risers back to the DHV configuration when you are not flying 
with a motor, as this is how it was tested for certification and certification will otherwise be 
void. 

If you have any other questions or are having difficulty changing over the risers, please 
telephone us on (+49) 81413277888 or write to us at 

[email protected]

The 

SWING

 Team  

 

 

   

 

Summary of Contents for Mistral 5

Page 1: ...s Fig 1 1 Paramotor risers for Mistral 5 We have developed paramotor risers specifically for the Mistral 5 These are very different from paramotor risers for other models of paraglider A quick link wi...

Page 2: ...with quick link on B Pulleys on the right hand side Fig 3 The two right hand risers Begin with the right hand risers First you need to attach all of the lines from the right hand standard riser to th...

Page 3: ...ightened up enough when you can no longer open it up with your fingers Fig 7 Closing and tightening the quick link Repeat the process with the lines on the A2 riser 2 2 Transferring the stabiliser lin...

Page 4: ...s on C1 Next open the C1 quick link and undo that O ring too Fig 12 Now take the lines out of the quick link and hang them with the stabiliser lines on the paramotor riser Fasten the O ring and close...

Page 5: ...e standard riser Fig 14 Fig 14 Paramotor riser with all lines except the brake line 2 4 Transferring the brake line You must first undo the knot on the brake handle before you are able to transfer the...

Page 6: ...ake the free end of the brake line loop it back and make it into a knot with the brake line Fig 17 Brake line with knot at the mark Fig 18 Brake handle with brake line To make the knot feed the end of...

Page 7: ...is it is essential that you lengthen the brake lines by the distance between the pulleys 18 5cm This requires a longer main brake line which you are able to obtain from us for your paramotor riser The...

Page 8: ...do this is to check them again lightly with the spanner 3 3 Inflate the glider After you have changed over the risers it is imperative that you inflate the glider on a flat area before you next fly i...

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