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Page 3: ...3 Windtech w w w w i n d t e c h e s E V O 2 3 2 5 2 7 3 0 flight manual...

Page 4: ...11 flying in turbulence 12 asymmetrical tuck collapse 13 front symmetrical tuck collapse 13 asymmetric stall spin 14 landing 14 weather to fly 15 emergency procedures quick descent techniques 15 big e...

Page 5: ...ly read this manual in order to be aware of any limitations performances take off and flight characteristics landing procedures emergency situation and maintenance We always appreciate your feedback s...

Page 6: ...lying course and gain a good understanding of the concepts of flight both powered and un pow ered It is also impera tive that you gain a good understanding of the weather and flying conditions so that...

Page 7: ...onger nylon of to prevent airofoil deformation even after several years of intensive use Rib cell wall reinforcements are made of Dacron 310 180 gr Line attachment points are made of polyester lines T...

Page 8: ...cy and stability across the whole speed range When the trimmers are pulled fully ON pulled all the way through the ratchet so that the rear risers are effectively pulled down to their shortest positio...

Page 9: ...stem The following is rough guide line as to how much to apply With around 10 km h of head wind best glide is obtained with 25 accelerator applied With around 15 25 km h of head wind best glide is obt...

Page 10: ...t that the pilot choos es a motor that is most suited to the pilot s weight abilities and intended uses in flight etc When one takes into consideration all of the factors one will arrive at one set of...

Page 11: ...h carefully preparing their equipment and doing all of the required pre flight checks using a clear and complete checklist Always allow ample security margins to make room for any error especially dur...

Page 12: ...y overhead in the correct flying position a quick BUT THOROUGH visual check to make 100 sure that everything is in order ensuring that the wing lines risers etc are all in perfect order before committ...

Page 13: ...f you have an asymmetric collapse remember Course then Correction First try to maintain a SAFE course WITHOUT STALLING THE WING BY OVER CORRECTING by first weight shift towards the still inflated flyi...

Page 14: ...stall rotating back wards negative whilst the still flying outside wing rotates forwards positive around the pilot In this case to return to normal flight the pilot has to raise the inside brake to r...

Page 15: ...walls of the glid er in this way weather to fly SET TRIMMERS TO NEUTRAL POSITION If in doubt about the weather and flying conditions do not launch Before going flying you should check the weather fore...

Page 16: ...he accelerator as well one gets a very good descent rate whilst keeping an acceptable speed spiral dive SET TRIMMERS TO NEUTRAL POSITION The Spiral Dive is obtained by maintaining the glider in a stee...

Page 17: ...IFTING WITH THE WIND Once in the B line stall one can con trol the descent rate to a degree by pulling down more or less on the B risers and it is possible in still air to achieve descent rates from 5...

Page 18: ...The rest of the lines must also be checked and change them if they have deteriorated Test some of the lines that are not changed for minimum 40 of the rated strength If the line fails you should repla...

Page 19: ...ly kg Certification EN Paramotor Risers 25 25 85 22 8 11 52 9 55 5 13 4 2 82 0 63 52 6 94 52 72 70 130 paramotor 27 27 6 24 3 11 9 9 86 5 13 4 2 91 0 65 52 7 17 67 87 85 145 paramotor 30 30 15 26 6 12...

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Page 21: ...ed Fast flight in smooth air A 43 cm B 43 cm C 43 cm D 43 cm A 34 cm B 36 5 cm C 43 cm D 43 cm A 43 cm B 43 cm C 52 cm D 60 cm A 34 cm B 36 5 cm C 52 cm D 60 cm B A A C D C B A A D C D A A B C B A A D...

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Page 26: ...26 flight log s si iz ze e d da at te e s si it te e d du ur ra at ti io on n f fl li ig gh ht t d de et ta ai il ls s E V O...

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Page 28: ...POWERED BY WINDTECH francisco rodr guez 7 33201 g i j n spain p o box 269 33280 p 34 985 357 696 fax 34 985 340 778 email info windtech es web www windtech es E V O...

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