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EXENSE & EXENSE AIR- user manual

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 When the zip is closed, the part of the airbag behind the back, correspon-
ding to the large rear pocket, functions more effectively. When folding the 

harness, make sure that the padded section around the airbag inflation val

-

ve does not suffer any tight folds which could eventually mar its correct 
functioning.

Harness Impact Pad Report

Inspection certificate number:

PH_353.2022

Manufacturer data:

Sample data:

Manufacturer name:

Woody Valley srl

Name impact pad:

n/a

Representative:

Simone Caldana

Impact pad intgrated:

No

Street:

Via Linz 23

Impact pad type:

Foam

Post code place:

38121 Trento

Weight of sample [kg]:

1.06

Country:

Italy

Serial number:

038 0115 2156

Date of test:

03.02.2022

Harness model:

Exense

Atmosphere AGL:

Temp.  [C°]

20

R.H. 

[%]

31

Press.  [hPa]

1012

Summary of Impact pad test 

(1)

Test id

_

Max Peak of 
Impact [g] 

(3)

Duration at 38 [g] 
in [ms] 

(4)

Duration at 20 
[g] in [ms] 

(5)

Diff. of test 1 
and 2 [%] 

(6)

Result

P

V

33.18

0.00

17.50

4.34

POSITIVE

PR

V

29.28

0.00

17.50

5.79

POSITIVE

Manufacturer

Instrument

Type no

S/N

Burster/MTS

Accelerometer 100 g

89010-100

1263567

JDC elec

Geos n°11 Skywatch

Geos n°11

Unit11

This declaration must not be reproduced in part without the written permission of AIR TURQUOISE SA.

The validation of this test report is given by the signature of the test manager on the Inspection Certificate no 94.20

Test sample attached to dummy in flying 

position, without emergency parachute
Test sample attached to dummy in flying 

position, Including emergency parachute

Test configuration

 (2)

(1) 

Calculated values in tests reports include the value minus the uncertainty (on safe side) / The uncertainty stated is the expanded uncertainty obtained by multiplying the standard 

uncertainty by the coverage factor k = 2. The value of the measurand lies within the assigned range of values with a probability of 95%.

(3)

 Maximum peak of impact should be less or equal to 50 [g], 

(4)

 If any, the maximum duration in at 38 [g] should be less or equal to 7 [ms], 

(5)

 If any, the maximum duration in at 20 [g] 

should be less or equal to 25 [ms]. 

(6)

The test should be done twice, and the 2nd test the maximum peak should not differe more than 20% from the first test, maximum peak.

(2)

 The dummy is lifted minimum up to 1.65 m, and impact pad is mounted on. Where the impact occurs, measure distance from bottom of impact pad to ground. 

Validity Calibration

23.01.2024
18.06.2025

 Air Turquoise SA

, having thoroughly assessed the sample mentioned above, declares it was found conform with all requirements defined by the following norms:

Airworthiness Requirements 

NfL 2-565-20 - 

European Standard 

EN1651 :2018

Rev 06 I  25.08.2021

Page 1 of 2

ISO 94.22

Harness Impact Pad Report

Inspection certificate number:

PH_354.2022

Manufacturer data:

Sample data:

Manufacturer name:

Woody Valley srl

Name impact pad:

n/a

Representative:

Simone Caldana

Impact pad intgrated:

Yes

Street:

Via Linz 23

Impact pad type:

Airbag

Post code place:

38121 Trento

Weight of sample [kg]:

n/a

Country:

Italy

Serial number:

044 0115 2015

Date of test:

03.02.2022

Harness model:

Exense Air

Atmosphere AGL:

Temp.  [C°]

20

R.H. 

[%]

31

Press.  [hPa]

1012

Summary of Impact pad test 

(1)

Test id

_

Max Peak of 
Impact [g] 

(3)

Duration at 38 [g] 
in [ms] 

(4)

Duration at 20 
[g] in [ms] 

(5)

Diff. of test 1 
and 2 [%] 

(6)

Result

P

V

34.80

0.00

15.00

5.43

POSITIVE

PR

V

38.13

0.83

16.67

2.54

POSITIVE

Manufacturer

Instrument

Type no

S/N

Burster/MTS

Accelerometer 100 g

89010-100

1263567

JDC elec

Geos n°11 Skywatch

Geos n°11

Unit11

This declaration must not be reproduced in part without the written permission of AIR TURQUOISE SA.

The validation of this test report is given by the signature of the test manager on the Inspection Certificate no 94.20

Test sample attached to dummy in flying 

position, without emergency parachute
Test sample attached to dummy in flying 

position, Including emergency parachute

Test configuration

 (2)

(1) 

Calculated values in tests reports include the value minus the uncertainty (on safe side) / The uncertainty stated is the expanded uncertainty obtained by multiplying the standard 

uncertainty by the coverage factor k = 2. The value of the measurand lies within the assigned range of values with a probability of 95%.

(3)

 Maximum peak of impact should be less or equal to 50 [g], 

(4)

 If any, the maximum duration in at 38 [g] should be less or equal to 7 [ms], 

(5)

 If any, the maximum duration in at 20 [g] 

should be less or equal to 25 [ms]. 

(6)

The test should be done twice, and the 2nd test the maximum peak should not differe more than 20% from the first test, maximum peak.

(2)

 The dummy is lifted minimum up to 1.65 m, and impact pad is mounted on. Where the impact occurs, measure distance from bottom of impact pad to ground. 

Validity Calibration

23.01.2024
18.06.2025

 Air Turquoise SA

, having thoroughly assessed the sample mentioned above, declares it was found conform with all requirements defined by the following norms:

Airworthiness Requirements 

NfL 2-565-20 - 

European Standard 

EN1651 :2018

Rev 06 I  25.08.2021

Page 1 of 2

ISO 94.22

Summary of Contents for exense

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Page 3: ...nd you that all our products are the result of meticulous research in constant collaboration with pilots from all over the world That s why your opinion is so important Your experience and collaborati...

Page 4: ...0461 950811 Web www woodyvalley eu E mail info woodyvalley com DATA CONTAINED ON THE HARNESS LABELS Manufacturer information Harness name Approved load Production batch Size Approval code Barcode Ser...

Page 5: ...t control per formance and enjoyment in flight We are conscious of the fact that reading an instruction manual is not an exciting experience However please re member that this product is not a citrus...

Page 6: ...Harness adjustments 2 2 1 Back adjustment 2 2 2 Shoulder pad adjustment 2 2 3 Chest strap adjustment 2 2 4 Leg strap adjustment 3 FLYING WITH EXENSE 3 1 Preflight checks 3 2 Pockets 3 3 Tandem flying...

Page 7: ...carefully Declaration of conformity The manufacturer WOODY VALLEY s r l hereby declares that its products comply with standard UNI EN 1651 LTF 91 09 This equipment must contain Harness Kibo seat Snap...

Page 8: ...h dorsal protection in foam with a thickness of 17 cm A sheet of high density polyethylene on the outside of the foam dorsal pro tection provides a barrier in the case of collision with pointed object...

Page 9: ...5 Air Turquoise SA having thoroughly assessed the sample mentioned above declares it was found conform with all requirements defined by the following norms Airworthiness Requirements NfL 2 565 20 Euro...

Page 10: ...ttering is readily visible in a pocket on the right shoulder strap padding It is easy to pull out and it is fastened to the harness to prevent it from being lost On the back of this label you can writ...

Page 11: ...ther problems regarding this procedure please consult your instructor your Woody Valley retailer or the importer Normally the product is supplied with separate dorsal protection rolled and packed sepa...

Page 12: ...ment bag EXENSE EXENSE AIR is supplied with a handle for reserve parachute ex traction It is identified with the number 6 this handle alone should be used for this purpose The black loop attached to t...

Page 13: ...train laterally instead of vertically The snap hook s screw lock should be tightly screwed shut to avoid any possibility of it opening accidentally This type of connection can absorb a higher opening...

Page 14: ...er the cover behind the pilot s neck The two connections should be made using screw lock snap hooks with a breaking strength of at least 1 400 kg It is important to make sure that the bridle is long e...

Page 15: ...raglider line or strimmer cord into each elas tic loop which you will use to help close the container Insert the elastic loops into the smallest of the eyelets under the handle Close the flaps followi...

Page 16: ...erve parachute unfolding system is not suitable for use in free fall and during strong shocks Its bearing structure has been designed tested and certified to withstand reserve parachute opening shock...

Page 17: ...s and deflate your paraglider If instead the leading edge of the glider is facing down ward pull one of the D risers or one brake to make the glider rotate with the leading edge upward and then pull b...

Page 18: ...the variation in pilot height The adjustment buckle is located at the top The shoulder pads also bear part of the weight of the torso for improved comfort We recommend adjusting the shoulder pads so...

Page 19: ...t there is a small hook that acts as a shoulder strap fastener and prevents the shoulder straps from sliding off the shoulders during take off The plastic coupling also holds a practical whistle which...

Page 20: ...firmly inserted Pockets and zips are closed All buckles are fastened The paraglider is correctly attached to the harness on the main snap hooks which must be securely fastened by means of the closing...

Page 21: ...on valve preventing the airbag from rea ching its optimum protective capacity 3 4 Flying over water Using EXENSE EXENSE AIR on flights over water is not recommended In the event of forced landing in w...

Page 22: ...ragliding harness require a correct disposal Please give your harness back to us instead of throwing it away we ll take care of its correct disposal 3 8 Regulations for behaviour in natural environmen...

Page 23: ...which they are led through the pulleys near the rear corners of the seat and brought directly up to connect to the paraglider risers To adjust the system correctly the pilot has to adopt a flying posi...

Page 24: ...strap with the ope ning bar facing the rear A webbing triangle is sewn to both sides of the container with a fastening buckle that can also be used for adjustment By modifying the position of the fas...

Page 25: ...ile damp or wet Keep your harness as clean as possible by regularly cleaning off dirt with a plastic bristle brush and or a damp cloth If the harness gets exceptionally dirty wash it with water and a...

Page 26: ...m promptly inform WOODY VALLEY of the disco very of the alleged manufacturing defect by sending the harness ID code and a detailed description of the detected problem To restore the defective product...

Page 27: ...EXENSE EXENSE AIR user manual 26 ENG 8 CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL...

Page 28: ...the EXENSE EXENSE AIR harness Latest update FEBRUARY 2022 Distance between karabiner and seat Size M cm 38 L cm 40 XL cm 42 5 Distance between karabiners min max Size M cm 36 50 L cm 38 54 XL cm 38 54...

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