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Control System User Manual 

Control System User Manual

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

KNOW YOUR ABILITY LEVEL

• Do NOT attempt kiteboarding without 

appropriate instruction.

•  Do NOT kite alone.
•  Launch, land, and ride together with a partner 

or have someone on shore who can keep an 

eye on you.

•  Make sure you are in good physical condition 

before using this product.

•  Practice flying a small, traction kite or a 

“trainer kite” before flying this kite.

•  The more time spent on the “trainer kite”, the 

faster you will learn.

•  Make sure you are a proficient swimmer 

before using this product in or near the water.

•  Make sure the wind and water conditions 

are within your ability level and that you have 

made the correct equipment choices.

•  NEVER kiteboard further from shore than 

you are reasonably able to swim back.

•  ALWAYS save a reserve of energy; end 

your kiteboarding session before you are 

exhausted.

•  Make sure you’ve done your homework and 

that you know the security precautions of 

all aspects of the sport: rigging, Launching, 

landing, flying, riding, kiting among other 

water users, self rescuing, etc.

• Understand and practice operating your 

security systems before ever launching your 

kite.

• Understand the technique of self-rescue 

before using this product in or near the water.

•  NEVER let someone who is not familiar with 

inflatable kites launch, catch, or use your kite. 

You will endanger them, as well as yourself 

and those around you.

•  You are responsible for the proper operation 

of your kite.

KITEBOARDING LOCATION

•  Observe ALL local laws and regulations 

regarding this product and the usage area.

•  Talk to the local riders about the weather 

conditions and beach rules.

• Check your area thoroughly before 

launching your kite.

•  Make sure you have considerable space in 

which to launch, land, and use this product.

•  You should have at least 100 meters of 

space from all objects on both sides and 

downwind of you. Be especially aware of 

your downwind area.

•  Be mindful and aware of the wind direction 

in relation to your launch area.

•  Avoid areas with rocks and/or shallow or 

exposed reefs.

•  Be mindful of tide changes. As water 

levels change, you may be exposed to new 

obstructions.

• Avoid launching, landing or using this 

product near power lines, telephone 

poles, trees, people, pets, buildings, 

automobiles, streets, sharp objects and 

airports.

•  Avoid crowded beaches and waterways.
•  Make sure your lines do not cross a 

walkway or passage.

•  Do NOT let others walk between you and 

your kite.

•  Be careful and mindful of other water 

users, including windsurfers, boaters, jet 

skiers, swimmers, floating objects, etc.

•  Before launching, make sure you have 

scouted a backup landing area, in case 

you do not make it back to your launch 

spot.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

WIND, WATER, AND WEATHER CONDITIONS

• 

Do NOT under estimate the power of the wind.

• 

Be aware of unpredictable and changing weather conditions.

• 

Avoid “offshore” or “onshore” wind conditions. 

• 

Avoid strong, gusty wind.

• 

Be careful of wave conditions, especially when learning.

• 

Be educated about tides and rip currents.

• 

Be mindful of your ability level. Do NOT kiteboard if conditions are beyond your ability 
level.

• 

Be educated about air and water temperatures and wear appropriate protection against 
the elements.

• 

Do NOT use this product in thunderstorms.

• 

Consult an anemometer and weather stations to determine wind speeds if necessary.

• 

Do NOT use an oversized kite. Consult your Wind Range Chart for the correct 
recommended size. Use your common sense. If in doubt about what kite size to use, 
choose smaller rather than bigger.

• 

Make certain that you are physically capable of operating the security Quick Release 
(QR) and 1X devices provided with this kite. This kite and control system has been 
designed around a typical rider weight of 40 to 110kg.  

 

Riders with a weight greater than 110kg may need to use more force to operate the QR 

than lighter riders. Increases in wind strength may also result in greater force being required 

to operate the QR. Be certain to seek the advice of a professional such as your Authorized 
Cabrinha Dealer about the performance of the security systems in relation to body weight.

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Страница 1: ...in the early stages of your use you seek the guidance of professional instructors and experienced kiteboarders Improper and or unreasonable use of this kite may result in DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to A...

Страница 2: ...s there can be certain inherent risks The following contains key security points to remember when operating your Cabrinha kite Kiteboarding is a HAZARDOUS activity and the use of Kiteboarding equipmen...

Страница 3: ...KLOOP 1X WITH OVERDRIVE 9 1X With Quickloop 10 OVERDRIVE 1X With Quickloop SETUP 11 Check Your Line Lengths 12 Line Length Corrections 13 Downwind Launch Setup 14 Upwind Launch Setup OPERATION 15 Quic...

Страница 4: ...points Check your gear before going on the water Insure that your flying lines security systems kite board etc are all rigged properly and are in working order PROTECTIVE GEAR We strongly recommend t...

Страница 5: ...the wind direction in relation to your launch area Avoid areas with rocks and or shallow or exposed reefs Be mindful of tide changes As water levels change you may be exposed to new obstructions Avoi...

Страница 6: ...ary Do NOT rig on asphalt cement gravel or other abrasive surfaces doing so may damage your equipment It is best to rig on sand or grass Damage done to your equipment by rigging on abrasive surfaces w...

Страница 7: ...he wind either to the left or to the right of you The more the kite is positioned into the wind when you launch the less power it will have when it goes up and the easier your launch will be Your part...

Страница 8: ...See FIG 1 Take the rope attached to the post and feed it through the eyelets on all four lines with the red on the left and the black on the right See FIG 2 Tie a bowline knot with all four lines ins...

Страница 9: ...ame side of the bridle as the Red Rear Pigtail if you want to flag the kite to the right Connect to the right side same side of the bridle as the Black Rear Pigtail if you want to flag the kite to the...

Страница 10: ...e lines and place them parallel to each other on the ground about 4 feet apart near the kite remember red sheathed lines on the left and black sheathed lines on the right Place the steering lines far...

Страница 11: ...1 2 Make sure that the Security Pin is secure This will keep your harness loop from accidentally droppingoutofyourharnesshook YourSecurity Pin is now ready for use SECURITY PIN RELEASING With your han...

Страница 12: ...s connected to the Fireball Harness It is important that a secure connection is made between the Fireball Harness and the Fireball This critical connection allows you to depower the kite spin your bar...

Страница 13: ...ive Bars and the Trim Lite Cleat System found on the fixed bars effectively change the length of your front lines referred to as trim By pulling on the CAS Orange Handle or the Trim Lite Webbing handl...

Страница 14: ...Separate the lines from each other so that each individual line is lying parallel to the next one Make sure that the security line is not would around any other line Reset the QR1 as stated on Page 15...

Страница 15: ...down CAUTION Be adivised to check that the bar ends are functioning correctly before use and both ends are locked in the required position out out or in in Overdrive Care and Maintenance FIG 1 FIG 2...

Страница 16: ...front of the kite 9 Also your partner SHOULD NOT touch the bridle or flying lines 10 Withthecontrolbarinyourhandsandatchestheight takeafewstepsbacktotaketheslack out of the flying lines 11 Signalyour...

Страница 17: ...ruts down and the leading edge pointed into the wind and securing it with sand or sand bags 14 Once on land with your kite secured you may wind up your lines RELAUNCHING When your kite goes down on th...

Страница 18: ...revent air transfer between the LE and the struts B BAR unit A unit of pressure 1 bar 14 PSI 1 mbar 0 015 PSI PSI A unit of pressure Pounds per square inch 1 PSI 68 9mbar BEAUFORT SCALE A system for e...

Страница 19: ...This is the area in front and to the sides of the rider but excluding the neutral position and zones It is the area in which the kite has the most power and pull When flown in this area the kite can...

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