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Ensures the glider is delivered with original trim settings and warns against modifications that could invalidate certification.
Advises on brake line adjustments, suggesting flying with wraps and making changes in 2cm increments with test flights.
Recommends familiarizing with the riser layout and the 'stabilo (STB)' line position using the manual's reference section.
Explains the speed system's function and the importance of proper line routing and attachment to the harness for acceleration.
Details essential checks for the paraglider and flying equipment prior to launch, ensuring everything is in good condition and properly connected.
Outlines critical checks immediately before take-off, including personal equipment, wing setup, and environmental conditions like wind.
Describes the Explorer's smooth inflation and covers forward and reverse launch methods suitable for varying wind conditions.
Provides key points for a successful landing, emphasizing wind observation, approach planning, spot selection, and body positioning.
Guidance on stabilizing weight, controlling direction with weightshift and brake, and ensuring spontaneous re-inflation.
Information on symmetric collapses typically re-opening automatically, with advice on gentle symmetric brake input for assistance.
Steps for recovery from a cravatte, including controlling direction, stopping turns, and using the stabilo line to free the wing.
Stresses the importance of inspecting the glider's components before each flight for damage and proper function.
Outlines the recommended schedule for formal maintenance inspections and annual checks based on flight hours and conditions.
Highlights Gin Gliders' commitment to product quality and customer service for addressing any manufacturing-related issues.
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