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Summary of Contents for ZEPHYR L

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Page 3: ...3 Windtech w w w w i n d t e c h e s Z E P H Y R X S S M L flight manual...

Page 4: ...trong wind 9 thermal flying 9 flying in turbulence 9 asymmetric tuck 10 frontal tuck 10 asymmetric stall spin 11 landing 11 weather to fly 11 emergency procedures quick descent techniques 12 big ears...

Page 5: ...boost and take you easily to new levels of acheivement We strongly recommend that before you even unfold the ZEPHYR you read this manual carefully in order to be aware of any general limitations perfo...

Page 6: ...in order to claim on the guarantee The use of this paraglider is entirely at the user s own risk As with any adventure sport paragliding is a high risk activity especially without taking the appropri...

Page 7: ...load of 8 eight times the gravitational acceleration 8 G s As regards the weight range of the glider ALWAYS be certain that you are within the correct weight range of the glider To fly under weight o...

Page 8: ...der will also be higher The ZEPHYR has a brake of medium weight resistance from 1 5 to 3 kg of force for the majority of manoeuvres To reach the stall never recommended on any type of paraglider requi...

Page 9: ...u can achieve 100 control your glider on the ground then you will be a better safer pilot in the air and this will also help you to understand the dynamics of a paraglider in flight thermal flying The...

Page 10: ...quickly There are 3 basic steps to follow immediately if you have a collapse 1 Weight shift to the flying side of your glider away from the collapsed side This helps stop the rotation and increases pr...

Page 11: ...and dive forwards This dive can be more or less violent depending on what stage that the flat spin is in how much the spin had been allowed to develop and the moment at which the brake is lifted If th...

Page 12: ...hese manoeuvres ready for the day you may need them for real More radical s manoeuvres such as full stall asymmetrical stall and flat spin are not described in our manual In order to perform these man...

Page 13: ...e flying above your head the laminar airflow over the wing is completely lost During B Stall the canopy falls per pendicularly to the ground straight down but drifting with the wind at a sink rate of...

Page 14: ...l bottom lines This is very important to maintain the flying and safety characteristics of the wing The rest of the lines must also be checked and if they have deteriorated then they need to be change...

Page 15: ...5 4 4 08 2 66 0 5 54 6 67 5 5 43 63 65 80 22 54 40 EN B Size Area m2 Projected area m2 Span m Project span m Aspect ratio Project aspect ratio Max chord m Min chord m N cells Line lenght m Canopy weig...

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Page 17: ...A7 B7 C7 D7 A8 A9 B8 C8 D8 B9 C9 D9 A10 B10 C10 A1 R B1 R A2 R B2 R CD3 M CD1 N CD2 N CD2 R CD1 R BR1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BR5 BR6 BR7 BR8 BR9 BR10 BR11 BR12 BR1 M BR2 M BR3 M BR4 M BR5 M BR6 M BR1 R BR2 R BR3...

Page 18: ...18 A B C D A 435 mm B 460 mm C 525 mm D 525 mm 525 mm B A C D B A D C...

Page 19: ...19 flight log size date site duration flight details Z E P H Y R...

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