MAC PARA Eden 5 Series, Руководство пользователя

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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
A mark on the main brake line indicates the position of the brake handle. This adjustment,
on the one hand, allows sufficient brake to be applied during extreme flying situations and
when landing, while on the other hand, this ensures that brakes are not permanently
applied to the canopy (especially when fully accelerated). This trimming should not be
altered. For differentiation purposes the main A-lines are coloured red, the main brake lines
are orange, all remaining main lines are yellow. Also the main suspension loop, on the
bottom of the riser, is covered red. This is where the main karabiner should be hooked in,
which then in turn connects the risers to the harness.
The Eden 5 is equipped with 4 risers per side (A, A1, B, C). The two central A-lines per
side are attached to the main A-risers while outermost A main lines are attached to A1
risers. The 3 B-main lines and the stabilizer lines are attached to the B-riser. The
3 C-main lines to the C-riser. The main brake lines leads through the pulleys on the C riser.
The line connections are made to triangular Maillons (quick links) fitted with a rubber ”o-
ring” in the form of a ”figure eight” which prevents any slipping of the lines on the quick link.
See line plan for details.
Speed system:
The Eden 5 is equipped with a stirrup operated speed-system, which returns automatically
to normal position when the stirrup is released. The serial risers of the Eden 5 have a
lockable trimmer for accelerated flight by paramotoring.
The speed system affects the A-, A1- and B- risers and changes the angle of attack. In
normal flight all risers have an overall length of 49,5 cm without quick links. When the
stirrup is pushed out the A-risers are shortened by up to a maximum of 14 cm, the
A1-risers are shortened by up to a max of 14 cm, the B-risers by up to a max. of 11
cm, the C-risers retain their original length. These measurements influence the
certification! An incorrectly fitted speed system causes loss of certification!
Most modern harnesses have pulleys attached for speed system fitting. In case not, it is
important to attach pulleys (sewn on tabs) in such a way that they allows the pilot to
maximize the power vector of his / her legs without ”pushing back” in the harness.
The Eden 5 speed system, including Brummel-hooks supplied, must be assembled as per
instructions. The speed system cord is firmly attached (use bowline or other nonslip knot)
to the foot stirrup (webbing or alloy bar). The other end of the cord is run through a pulley
on the harness and then in an upward direction to be then firmly attached to the Brummel-
hooks! The length of the cord leading to the stirrup should be adjusted so that it is easy to
put your feet into the stirrup in flight but still short enough to allow full speed system travel.
(Use of 2 stirrups in a ladder fashion can enable you to reach the full range if your legs are
not long enough.) Ensure both cords on the stirrup are of equal length, to avoid putting a
turn in the glider.