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Defines required pilot skill levels for the SPIRIT paraglider based on wing load and experience.
Lists the standard items included with the purchase of the SPIRIT paraglider.
Details the layout, colors, and connections of the SPIRIT's suspension lines.
Describes the optional foot-operated acceleration system affecting A- and B-risers.
Provides guidance and safety recommendations for winch towing with the SPIRIT.
States that the SPIRIT currently lacks certification for powered flight.
Explains how to perform and recover from a full stall, including critical safety warnings.
Instructions for executing the 'big ears' maneuver for rapid descent and stability.
Describes the procedure for a B-line stall for descent and its recovery.
Lists the specific materials used for the wing sails and internal ribs.
Details the types of lines and their materials used in the paraglider.
Specifies the materials for risers, pulleys, and shackles.
Outlines the LTF and EN certification categories (A, B, C) for the SPIRIT.
Provides recommended harness measurements for test flights.
Discusses the SPIRIT's development focus on performance, safety, and innovation.
Emphasizes pilot responsibility and safety precautions in paragliding.
Explains the use of 'Loops & Hooks' for securing the canopy in difficult terrain.
Clarifies that the line schematic is provided solely for illustrative purposes.
Details the tension and tolerance requirements for measuring line lengths.
Specifies the acceptable deviation for measured versus original riser lengths.
Illustrates riser setups for trim speed and accelerated flight.
Identifies and labels the main components of the glider in a visual diagram.
Section for recording detailed results of line examinations and condition checks.
Fields for inspecting and documenting the condition of the canopy and its connection parts.
Area to record measurements for risers and lines as part of the test protocol.
Checkboxes to record the overall condition of the paraglider.
Space for the tester's signature, name, date, and firm stamp.
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