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If you are in any way insecure about 
the installing of your reserve parachute 
please leave it to trained professionals 
to do. Mounting a reserve parachute 
wrongly may severely compromise 
your safety in the event of a glider 
mishap. 

 

Safety rupture thread 

DHV (German Hang glider Federation) 
recommends a minimum deployment 
force of 5 daN (5 kg applied to the 
deployment handle in the correct 
direction) to avoid involuntary 
deployments. Due to the size and 
design of the UP Profile 2 integrated 
reserve container it is however 
possible that deploying the reserve will 
require less force than that. 

Should this be the case we 
recommend the use of a small piece of 
cotton thread between the locking pin 
and the closing loop on the reserve 
container (see illustration). This is a 
simple, cheap and efficient way to 
eliminate involuntary deployments, but 
always take care to test the system on 
the ground before flying with it. 

 

 

WARNING!

 The thread, locking 

pin and the proper 

installation of the inner 

container should be 

checked before each flight. 

Use only suitable thread – it 

must not be too strong! 

 

Deployment 

When pulling the deployment handle 
the first thing to give is the cotton 
thread. Then the locking pin is pulled 
out and the outer container opens. The 
deployment handle is attached to the 
inner container through the connection 
strap and allows the pilot to forcefully 
throw the reserve in the desired 
direction, away from the main canopy. 

When installing the reserve system 
make sure that the deployment 
sequence is as described here. Any 
other sequence means danger! 

 

Compatibility 

The installation of the integrated 
reserve container and the installation 
of a reserve parachute therein should 
be approved by the manufacturer of 
the harness or reserve parachute. This 
to ensure that the configuration works 
properly and that all installations have 
been carried out correctly. 

BEWARE!

 After each packing a 

test release should be done 

in order to guarantee the 

normal function of the 

emergency parachute. The 

deployment of the emergency 

parachute must be feasible from 

each possible flight position. 

Be sure to fully deploy the inner 
container so that you can verify that it 
comes out all right. 

 
 

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Summary of Contents for Profile 2 - 20

Page 1: ...___________________________________________________________________________ Owners Manual and Service booklet UP Profile 2 1...

Page 2: ...___________________________________________________________________________ 2...

Page 3: ...___________________________________________________________________________ UP Profile 2 20 UP Profile 2 22 UP Profile 2 Bi Betriebshandbuch 3 Version 1 0 Valid from 2007 Stand August 2007...

Page 4: ...d within this manual may be changed without prior notice No part of these documents may be copied or transmitted for any purpose in any manner or by any means either electronic or mechanical without e...

Page 5: ...CKING THE PARACHUTE SYSTEM 12 PACKING THE RESERVE CANOPY 13 LAY OUT AND ARRANGE 13 FLAKING THE CANOPY 14 PACKING THE CANOPY IN THE INNER CONTAINER 18 CLOSING THE INNER CONTAINER 20 CLOSING THE OUTER C...

Page 6: ...its 26 Airworthiness Check 26 Packing intervals 26 UP Craftsmanship 26 UP WARRANTY 26 National warranty conditions 27 International UP warranty 27 SENDING THE UP PROFILE 2 AND OTHER UP PRODUCTS 27 UP...

Page 7: ...used to draw attention to particular sections WARNING Failing to comply with instructions given here may lead to injury or death 7 BEWARE Failing to comply with instructions given here may cause undue...

Page 8: ...omplete and send the reply card product registration found in the back of this manual or by doing the same Online via www up paragliders com service product registration Your completed product registr...

Page 9: ...ater in this manual Any changes being made outside the permitted range of adjustment invalidate any and all claims under the warranty Using this rescue system is exclusively at the risk of the user th...

Page 10: ...hnical Data UP Profile 2 Size 20 22 Bi Total weight kg 2 1 2 6 4 0 Sink Rate m s 5 4 5 5 5 3 Canopy Surface Area m 2 27 0 30 0 53 0 Maximum Weight kg 100 120 200 Recommended Flying Weight kg 100 120 2...

Page 11: ...2 reserve parachute and must follow each canopy throughout its working life The manual The packing card Usage The UP Profile 2 series are manually deployed reserve parachutes for para and hangglider p...

Page 12: ...e packing the UP Profile 2 it must be checked by a certified parachute rigger In case the parachute has been deployed in earnest it must be sent to the manufacturer or to a manufacturer approved check...

Page 13: ...ates any humidity present in the fabric The packing operation is best done on a rigging table or at least on a clean flat surface The parachute is stretched out on the packing surface Insert a tempora...

Page 14: ...s would be different One takes Line No 1 of the main support lines and counts half of the lines in this case of the Profile 2 20 10 lines and lays them together on one side Now with Lines 1 10 on the...

Page 15: ...before you move on to the next step Also make sure that you now have the panel with the stamp on it in this case the no 20 lying on top on the left Now you move to the vertex of the parachute and sor...

Page 16: ...________________________________________________________________ Picture 2D Now fold the canopy in a large S so that the lines end up coming out of the middle of the S Picture 3A and 3B Picture 3A Pic...

Page 17: ...sand bags see Picture 3C Picture 3C WARNING Now is the time to remove the packing line threaded through the packing loops at the vertex of the canopy Picture 3D Failing to do so will render the parach...

Page 18: ...ertex of the parachute If this line is not removed the parachute will not open Then begin Z ing the canopy into the back of the inner container working from the vertex down Picture 4A Picture 4A It is...

Page 19: ...d three to four times into four bundles and secured with suitable rubber bands available from your normal flying equipment provider Done correctly you should now have 4 bundles and still approximately...

Page 20: ...harness This is also the place to look for information regarding the closing of the outer container Further info to this topic in the Installing the reserve in a harness chapter Harnesses with no bui...

Page 21: ...lower flap and secure them with the pins Close the last flap securing it with the Velcro and your reserve is again ready to use The Packing Card Each pack should contain a current inspection card rec...

Page 22: ...r Make sure it is securely attached and that it does not obstruct any other part of your flying equipment like speedbar or harness adjustments Installing the UP Profile 2 in a harness with integrated...

Page 23: ...roper installation of the inner container should be checked before each flight Use only suitable thread it must not be too strong Deployment When pulling the deployment handle the first thing to give...

Page 24: ...ofile 2 mounted in the harness in very humid salty environments may accelerate the ageing process If your flying environment is extraordinarily aggressive make sure you have your reserve repacked and...

Page 25: ...e system Should the parachute get wet it must be opened dried out and repacked A wet or even just a humid reserve parachute may not function properly Should your parachute be exposed to excessive mech...

Page 26: ...ffiliate look after your Profile 2 Working life limits The UP Profile 2 has the following limits to its working life 10 years when the inspections follow a 2 year cycle Thereafter another two years wi...

Page 27: ...ect handling of the wing For any warranty claim to be accepted the following conditions must be adhered to The rescue system was used under normal circumstances and was maintained according to the ins...

Page 28: ...ervice up paragliders com Service Fon 49 0 88 21 73099 0 Fax 49 0 88 21 73099 16 UP Homepage The UP Homepage gives you information about the latest news and products from UP You will find any technica...

Page 29: ...ttachments Luftsportger te Kennblatt UP Profile 2 20 22 Bi 30 Service Booklet Rescue system and pilot data 34 Service verification stamps 36 Emergency parachute logbook 38 Product registration card 39...

Page 30: ...tger te Kennblatt Gleitsegel Rettungsger t GSR I Musterpr fung 1 Ger temuster UP Profile 2 20 2 Hersteller UP International Sportartikel GmbH II Merkmale und Betriebsgrenzen 1 Ger tegewicht ohne Au en...

Page 31: ...tger te Kennblatt Gleitsegel Rettungsger t GSR I Musterpr fung 1 Ger temuster UP Profile 2 22 2 Hersteller UP International Sportartikel GmbH II Merkmale und Betriebsgrenzen 1 Ger tegewicht ohne Au en...

Page 32: ...tger te Kennblatt Gleitsegel Rettungsger t GSR I Musterpr fung 1 Ger temuster UP Profile 2 Bi 2 Hersteller UP International Sportartikel GmbH II Merkmale und Betriebsgrenzen 1 Ger tegewicht ohne Au en...

Page 33: ...Service booklet...

Page 34: ..._________ Dealer stamp and signature Pilot 1 owner Name _________________________________________________ Family name ____________________________________________ Street ______________________________...

Page 35: ...________________________ Fax ___________________________________________________ Email __________________________________________________ Pilot 3 owner Name ___________________________________________...

Page 36: ...tly filled in the form 1st Service Assignment Nr Stamp Performed date _______________________________ Service jobs undetaken 2nd Service Assignment Nr Stamp Performed date ____________________________...

Page 37: ...tly filled in the form 4st Service Assignment Nr Stamp Performed date _______________________________ Service jobs undetaken 5nd Service Assignment Nr Stamp Performed date ____________________________...

Page 38: ...___________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Parachute Logbook Nr Date Activity Real life Deployment Notes Packers signature...

Page 39: ...ame _____________________________________ Address _________________________________________ ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Telephone...

Page 40: ...Ultralite Products International GmbH Kreuzeckbahnstrasse 7 82467 Garmisch Partenkirchen GERMANY...

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Page 42: ...UP International GmbH Kreuzeckbahnstrasse 7 Tel 49 0 88 21 73099 0 info up paragliders com 82467 Garmisch Partenkirchen Fax 49 0 88 21 73099 16 www up paragliders com...

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