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Ozone Element User Manual

Ozone Element
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Ozone Element Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOzone
ModelElement
CategoryAircrafts
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and Safety

Thank You

Expresses gratitude for choosing Ozone Element and emphasizes reading the manual before first flight.

Warnings

Highlights the dangerous nature of paragliding and pilot responsibility for risks, advising professional tuition.

Your Element: Features and Setup

Element Description

Suitable for debutants, aids progression, certified DHV 1, forgiving for first flights.

Bag

Redesigned bag for comfort and utility, with padded hip belt and pockets.

Brake Lines

Brake line lengths are pre-set; adjust progressively, caution with snapping or detachment.

Risers

Three risers (A-RED, B-BLUE, C-BLACK) for simple flight, split A for 'Big Ears'.

Accelerator System

Connect speed system properly; use with caution, avoid near ground/turbulence.

Harness

Chest strap settings for different harness sizes (XS, S, M, L).

Total Weight in Flight

Respect certified weight ranges for safe operation and performance.

Preparation

Lay out wing, check lines, ensure no tangles before launch.

Launching

Launch using forward or reverse techniques, hold both A-risers.

Flight Operations

Normal Flight

Achieve best glide at trim speed, use brakes for minimum sink, accelerator for speed.

Turning

Make gradual turns using weight shift and smooth brake input; avoid turns at minimum speed.

Landing

Descend at full speed, flare progressively; adapt flare to wind conditions.

Packing

Pack glider flat, fold to approx. 60cm width, push air out, avoid rolling.

Advanced Techniques and Incidents

Rapid Descent Techniques

Learn maneuvers like Big Ears, B-Stall, Spiral Dives under supervision.

Big Ears

Fold wingtips to increase sink rate; reopen by releasing Baby A.

B-Line Stall

Emergency descent by pulling B-risers symmetrically; exit smoothly.

Spiral Dives

Rapid height loss by tightening 360 turns; use outer brake to keep tip inflated.

Deep Stall / Parachutal Stall

Handle Deep Stall / Parachutal stall by raising brakes or using A-risers/speed bar.

Specific Situations and Materials

Deflations

Control direction, use weight shift/brake; pump gently for re-inflation.

Cravats

Pull stabilo line, control direction; full stall as last resort if taught.

Towing

Pilot's responsibility for suitable equipment and training for tow-launching.

Materials

Details on upper/lower surfaces, ribs, leading edge, lines, and hardware used.

Maintenance and Quality

Maintenance

Proper storage, cleaning, and wing repairs to maintain glider condition.

Damaged Line

Replace damaged lines with identical ones; check glider after replacement.

Modifications

Advised against to maintain certification and handling safety.

Quality

High standards, traceable components; contact dealer for issues.

Technical Diagrams

Line Diagram

Illustrates the complete line layout of the paraglider.

Riser Diagram

Shows the riser configuration and length specifications.

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