Feniks STUDENT Instruction Manual, No.
033-02-100
edition
IA
, 2012, page
24
of
38
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Fot. 53
1.
Grip the top ring and the tape above the clasp,
and twist one way and then the other allowing
the tapes to forget the shape they recalled.
2.
Repeat the procedure for all ring mount tapes,
and for the release system blocking loop.
When maintenance-check assessing the release system, check for the following, in particular:
•
That each ring is threaded through one other ring only (the medium through the large, the small through the medium),
•
That the closing loop is threaded through the smallest ring only, and through the eye in the tape and the end of the
protective casing,
•
That the closing loop is free of twists and that the yellow cable is the only component threaded through it,
•
That the cutaway handle is firmly attached to the harness, with the yellow cables as invisible as reasonably possible
between the handle grip and the protective casing.
ATTENTION!
Check your three-ring release system no less frequently before the first jump on any given day.
4.
HAND-DEPLOYED COLLAPSIBLE PILOT CHUTE – CONNECTING TAPE AND MAIN CANOPY
BAG ASSEMBLY
Fot. 54
1.
Connect the connecting tape to the parachute
by threading the loop farther from the closing
pin through the loop at the base of the pilot
chute and the central line loop.
2.
Adjust and tighten the knot.
Fot. 55
3.
Thread the loose end of the connecting tape
through the central opening in the main
canopy bag, and then – together with the inner
loop of the canopy bag – through the
attachment point located on the upper main
canopy surface.
It is also allowable to skip the inner loop in the
canopy bag when assembling subcomponents.
In such case make sure that the canopy fabric
was not trapped in the closing loop when
placing the canopy in the bag.
