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8. Important Notes
8.1 Important notes for jump pilots
• A Student, Expert, Speed or Wing Suit CYPRES
will not work if the aircraft is exited before it
reaches 1500 feet (450m) above the airfield
takeoff elevation and 1500 feet (450m) above the
intended dropzone elevation. In the case of a Tan-
dem CYPRES 3000 feet (900m) has to be reached.
• After take off please ascend at more than 180
feet per minute (1 meter per second) for at least
30 seconds.
• Never descend to an altitude below the airfield
takeoff elevation.
• If CYPRES has been adjusted to a dropzone
elevation above airfield takeoff elevation and the
aircraft has climbed above the intended dropzone
elevation, it must not descend below the intended
dropzone elevation again.
• If CYPRES has been adjusted to a drop zone eleva-
tion altitude below the airfield takeoff elevation,
the aircraft must not descend below the intended
dropzone elevation.
• When you have a CYPRES on board, never exceed
26,000 feet above sea level.
When you have a CYPRES on board manufac-
tured or maintained after October 2021 never
exceed 65,000 feet above sea level.
A simple rule: Never descend below the elevation
of the takeoff airfield or the intended DZ!
• When using an aircraft capable of pressurization,
make sure that the cabin remains open when the
turbines are started up. Leave a window, a door,
or the ramp open a bit until after lift-off. It has to
be ensured that the cabin pressure cannot build
up above the air pressure on the ground. (Hint,
skydivers altimeters should never go below „0“.)
It is the skydiver‘s responsibility to make sure that
jump pilots are informed of these circumstances
that will interfere with the proper function of
CYPRES. Should a jump pilot be unable to comply
with these requirements, or should you discover
after a jump that the requirements have not been
met, you have to switch CYPRES off and on
again prior to the next jump. Note that the above
conditions will only lead to a low, or no activa-
tion - therefore there is no risk of a high activation.
Take care to not exceed the activation velocity near
or below the activation altitude(s) when descend-
ing with skydivers. Our measurements indicate
that extraordinary rates of descent are achieved