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Information on optional rucksacks for the wing.
Setup, length, and slack requirements for brake lines.
Details on the 3-riser system and Active Control Risers (ACR).
Guidance on selecting wing size based on pilot weight range.
Guidelines and responsibilities for tow launching the paraglider.
Information on the wing's intended use and pilot suitability.
Instructions for setting up and adjusting the accelerator system.
Guidance on correctly adjusting harness for fit and safety.
Steps for laying out and performing a daily check on the wing.
Checklist of essential items to verify before launching.
Instructions for forward and reverse launch methods.
Flying at trim vs. accelerated speed for performance.
How to perform turns using weight shift and brakes.
Techniques for wing stability and preventing collapses in turbulence.
Using ACR for pitch control and efficiency.
Advice on setting up, approaching, and executing safe landings.
Performing Big Ears for increased sink rate.
Initiating and exiting a B-stall for rapid altitude loss.
Performing and recovering from a spiral dive for height loss.
Managing asymmetric and symmetric collapses during flight.
Handling and recovering from wing tip tangles (cravats).
Recognizing and recovering from deep or parachutal stalls.
Advice on flying in rain and handling a wet wing.
Step-by-step guide for concertina packing the paraglider.
Continuing concertina packing with middle and trailing edge.
Using a folding pillow and placing wing into the stuff bag.
Specific steps for packing with a Concerto pack.
Crucial advice to avoid damage during glider packing.
Advice on avoiding damage during ground handling.
Tips on avoiding moisture, UV, heat, and line care.
Proper methods for storing and transporting the glider.
How to clean the wing safely and gently.
Procedures for repairing sail and lines, or seeking professional help.
Recommended intervals and checks for servicing the glider.
Importance of checking line lengths, porosity, and condition.
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