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Evora user manual
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Flying the Evora
Preparation for launch
Follow a consistent routine every time you y. This is very important for safety. We recommend the
following procedure:
General warnings and advice
Before ying, check the following:
Are you in good physical and mental condition?
Are you familiar and compliant with all applicable laws and regulations in your area?
Are you within the certied weight range?
Do you have the necessary insurance cover?
Are you briefed thoroughly about the site, airspace and expected weather conditions of the
day?
Is your equipment and choice of site suitable for your level of experience?
Do you have a suitable helmet, gloves, boots, eyewear and adequate clothing?
Are you carrying some form of identication, in case of an accident? Take along a radio and
mobile phone if possible.
Do you fully understand how to safely y your new wing? If not, have your instructor or dealer
explain anything you are not sure about.
Material check
Check the following condition of your paraglider and other ying equipment before every ight:
Is the glider fabric free from tears or other damage?
Are the lines free from knots, tangles or other damage?
Are the brake lines freely and rmly connected to the handle?
Is the brake line length correctly adjusted?
Are the maillons connecting the lines and risers closed and secured?
Is the glider dry?
Are the risers and carabiners in good condition?
Is your harness in good condition?
Is your rescue handle secure and rescue pin in?
Pre-flight check
A careful pre-ight check is required for any type of aircraft. Make sure that you exercise the same
level of care each time carry out the check.
Once you have arrived at the take-o
, you should rst take a look at the conditions: observe
wind speed and wind direction, airspace, turbulence and thermal cycles.
Check your paraglider, harness, rescue handle and pin, helmet and other equipment.
Choose a wide starting place, as uniform as possible and free from obstacles.
Put on your harness and be sure to close the leg straps! Then put on your helmet.
Place the paraglider in a curved shape and sort the lines.
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