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Gradient Golden4
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3.
2.3. Materials
Canopy Fabric Finish Weight
Upper sail-leading edge Skytex 40 Everlast 40 g/m2
Upper sail-rear part Skytex 38 Universal 38 g/m2
Boom sail Skytex 38 Universal 38 g/m2
Ribs Skytex 40 Hard 40 g/m2
Non-carrying ribs Skytex 40 / Skytex 32 Hard / Hard 40 g/m2 / 32 g/m2
Diagonals Skytex 40 / Skytex 32 Hard / Hard 40 g/m2 / 32 g/m2
Reinforcements Scrimm F02 420 X15A 180 g/m2
Reinforcements 060981450YET001 Scky laminate 60 g/m2
Reinforcements Hahl Nylon 6, 2/1200 Ø 2 mm
Lines Finish Diameter Strength Material
Liros DC 060 uncovered Ø 0.6 mm 60 daN Dyneema
Liros DC 100 uncovered Ø 0.7 mm 100 daN Dyneema
Liros DC 120 uncovered Ø 0.8 mm 120 daN Dyneema
Cousin Vectran 12100 uncovered Ø 0.6 mm 60 daN Vectran
Edelrid 7850-080 covered Ø 1.0 mm 80 daN Dyneema/PES
Edelrid 7850-100 covered Ø 1.1 mm 100 daN Dyneema/PES
Edelrid 7850-130 covered Ø 1.3 mm 130 daN Dyneema/PES
Edelrid 7343-140 covered Ø 1.3 mm 140 daN Aramid/PES
Edelrid 7343-190 covered Ø 1.5 mm 190 daN Aramid/PES
Edelrid 7343-240 covered Ø 1.8 mm 240 daN Aramid/PES
Edelrid 7343-280 covered Ø 2.0 mm 280 daN Aramid/PES
Risers Fabric code Width Strength Material
Webbing 15 mm 850 daN PAD
Webbing 22 mm 1250 daN PAD
Pulleys Paray Al
Pulleys Rilay PAD
Karabiners Maillon Rapide Ø 3.5 mm 750 daN Steel
3. Cercaon
All sizes of the Golden4 are cered EN B and LTF B.
The cercaon cercate on your Golden4 is found on a rib in the middle of the canopy.
Cercaon is valid for ABS type harnesses. This type of harness allows a certain degree
of adjustment to be made to the length of the chest strap. The recommended distance
between the karabiners is 46 cm to 49 cm.
In common with all other paragliders, when looser cross-bracing is used while ying the
Golden4, the pilots weight-shi control is greater. The glider is also more sensive to
movement in the surrounding air. When cross-bracing is ghter, the pilot feels subjecvely
more stable, but turning by weight-shi is praccally ineectual.

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