Nirvana Paramotors KOMAKA, Руководство пользователя

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Shutting of stabilizers - “ears”
This is a technique, which allows increasing the subsiding of the glider while
remaining the forward speed. KOMAKA has a specially customized A-row of
ropes, so that its allocation on the end of the wing enables gradual shutting
of stabilizers, first with small deformation and a corresponding small force, and
then with further gradual pulling of the outside rope we can reach a KOMAKA
range of shutting. By shutting we understand folding of stabilizers under the
canopy; the effective area of the glider gets smaller. It is appropriate to hold the
ropes for the whole time we want to descent with this method. Do not let go
of the breaks at this manoeuvre. Operating the glider with shut stabilizers
is possible with leaning in the harness. We return the canopy into the flight
position by releasing the A ropes and by a possible symmetrical pumping on
the breaks.
5.7 Towing
KOMAKA is suitable and tested for take-off using a winder on the assumption
that the pilot has a valid certificate for towing. Ask for the original professional
instructions for use for all towing systems.
5.8 Powered paragliding
KOMAKA has been chosen for its qualities as a suitable glider to the NIRVANA
paramotors and other tested paramotors. Its easy controllability, trouble free
take-offs, pleasant turning and a wide range of speed designate it for this use.
Powered paragliding requires special training.