paragliding winch incident, tow bridle blocked
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You freaked a little, well a lot ! You had plenty of time HaHa LOL
and Bushflyer is right you got it hooked up wrong . period. furthermore and in conclusion, I would suggest you put your release on the left, it gives you a better angle of attack with your right hand , and( I assume) , it wont be hanging on your reserve side.
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Your release jammed as you were releasing under tension.
I suggest if you want to come off-line you signal to the winch operator by opening your legs, if he/she decides to release you the line will go slack and then you release. I also suggest you get some ankle support, you will be amazed how easy it is to snap an ankle, even on a nice soft, flat grassy field. Finally,ALWAYS forward launch on tow, by doing a reverse and turning you risk getting the tow caught on something
Happy flying :)
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thought your legs might snap on landing
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wow, I dont know how scared you were, but I got really nervous just watching that
fast acting ..... bravo bravo ...ai fost prompt...succese si la cat mai multe zboruti...apropo unde este acest loc de zbor?
mitzamodelistu 11 months ago
@mitzamodelistu merci ;) Locul de zbor a fost pe campul dintre Vladeni si Borsa, judetul Iasi. doar temporar, cat am testat mosorul.
atreyyu 11 months ago
You had trouble releasing because your bridle is hooked up wrong. You put your left side through that white loop. It's not a guide!! The white loop on the right side goes through the end loop of the left side. Then so on through the rest of the loops. Go reread the instruction manual for further clarification.
Bushflyr 1 year ago
@Bushflyr
It works both ways, I've tested, the only thing affected is the distance between left to right.
what went wrong was the trigger didn't slide because of too much friction and has nothing to do with the white loop, it is not connected to it, it didn't block at that point.
atreyyu 1 year ago