Tige 2015 ASR, Руководство пользователя

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General Watersport Precautions for Towed Skier/Rider
Always inspect watersports equipment for wear, fraying,
etc., before use. DO NOT use if they show signs of wear or fraying.
Be sure to wear wet suits or protective shorts when
engaging in high energy skiing/riding to prevent abrasions,
hypothermia and injuries to orifices (rectal and vaginal)
from impact with the water surface.
Every skier/rider should always wear a USCG-approved Type
III personal flotation device (life jacket).
NEVER attach ski/wakeboard rope to anything but approved
pylons and wakeboard towers.
Be sure to inspect the tow point before use and make sure
it is seated correctly, if removable. If there is any evidence
of corrosion or other damage, do not use until it has been
inspected by your boat dealer.
The skier/rider should indicate he/she is clear of the boat
prior to starting the boat or putting the boat into gear and
tightening the rope.
Never put your arm, head or any other part of your body
through the handle/bridle of the ski or wakeboarding line,
nor wrap the line around any part of the body at any time.
DO NOT ski near swimming areas, beaches or personal watercraft.
DO NOT jump from a boat that is moving at any speed, nor
enter or exit the water when the engine is running.
DO NOT ski at night or directly in front of other boats.
DO NOT ski with multiple skier/riders with different length ropes.
DO NOT ski in limited visibility conditions.
DO NOT approach the boat or the rear of the boat while
the engine is running.
When in the water around docks where electrical current is
present exercise caution to avoid electrocution.
BOATING SAFETY
SECTION 2
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WATERSPORTS SAFETY CODE
Before you get in the water: Skiing or riding instruction
is recommended before use. Instruction will teach general
safety guidelines and proper skiing or riding techniques,
which may reduce your risk of injury. For more information
on skiing or riding schools, contact your dealer, Association,
or local ski club.
Know the federal, state and local laws that apply to your area.
If you are not familiar with a waterway, ask someone who
is, to tell you about any hidden dangers or things to avoid.
Whether you plan to be in a watercraft, or skiing/riding
behind one it is important you are wearing a properly fitted
life jacket (PFD) approved by your country’s agency, USCG
Type III, ISO, etc.
Inspect all equipment prior to each use, check bindings,
fins, tube, attachment, tow rope and flotation device. Do
not use if damaged.
Watercraft Safety: A knowledgeable and responsible driver
is the most important safety device on any watercraft.
Never operate a watercraft, ski or ride under the influence
of alcohol or drugs.
Only use water ballast and people for additional weight.
Never exceed the passenger or weight limitations of the watercraft.
Never allow passengers to hang outside the watercraft or
towed device or sit on the gunwales or anywhere outside
of the normal seating area.
Never allow water to overflow the bow or gunwales of the watercraft.
Uneven weight distribution or additional weight may affect
the handling of the watercraft.
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