Aquaglide BACKWOODS ANGLER 75, Руководство пользователя

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Chart 1 – Working Pressure by Chamber - Backwoods Angler 75
Valve [Inflate Order] Working Presssure in psi (Bar)
MAIN [1] 1.0psi (0,07)
SEAT [2] Adjust as needed
1. Locate a flat, dry area near the water. The best setup position will also make launching easy. Never
drag product as damage may occur.
2. Unfold product completely and locate Main valve [1]. To help future storage, closely note original
folding & packaging method. Prepare product for inflation by installing Boston valve and removing cap.
(see Valve Operation).
3. Use Inflation Bag method, or alternate pump with Boston fitting to inflate Main Valve [1]. Inflate to
Working Pressure as shown in Chart 1. Check for proper pressure using gauge (manometer) if necessary.
Properly inflated boat should feel firm, with some give.
4. Inflate Seat [2] to desired firmness and secure by closing Twist-Lock valve. Seat should be supportive,
but soft enough to remain comfortable.
5. Place seat in cockpit. Seat has Velcro patches which help align cushion and backrest in cockpit.
6. Install fin. This product uses a quick-release fin system that requires no tools. See F. Steps:
a. Roll boat over to expose the bottom. Fin box is positioned near stern (rear).
b. Slide fin into center slot in fin box,
pressing down and pulling back on fin
until it engages box.
c. Pull until fin is seated and hole in finbox
is open.
d. Quick Release pin is attached to fin by
rope lanyard. Insert Quick Release pin
through hole in finbox until it snaps into place. Check to confirm fin is secure.
e. Reverse steps to remove fin.
7. To launch kayak, lift product completely and place in water. Never drag product as damage may occur.
Placing kayak in cold water may cause pressure loss due to thermal contraction of air in chamber. Boat
should be rigid enough not to allow any water into cockpit when boarding. Air pressure may need topping
off after boat has adapted to water temperature.
Backwoods Angler 75 is an inflatable kayak for use in sheltered inland waterways.
Competence: The operation of any vessel is a serious responsibility. Each operator must be competent
to control the kayak including ensuring the safety of his/ her vessel and its crew. If this is your first vessel,
or if you are unfamiliar with the craft, consider the risks and make certain you have enough experience
to handle and operate this product in the intended conditions. Your dealer, local experts, and clubs can
all be useful sources of information regarding local conditions, training and/or competent use of this
product.
Capacity: Both shape and weight affect the stability of your kayak. Shape is determined by the
manufacturer and cannot be changed. Added weight of equipment and crew is controlled by the user
and must always be less than the maximum weight capacity stated in this manual and in cockpit.
Trim: Placement of added weight can influence performance of the craft and may adversely affect
stability of the vessel. Place heavy objects as close as possible to the centerline of the craft. Added
OPERATION
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