Assembling The 3-Piece Propeller Guard - Parajet Cyclone 160 Pilot's Manual

ASSEMBLING THE 3-PIECE PROPELLER GUARD

Fit the three pieces together as shown in the illustration below. The two lower sections should
be clicked into position first. The top section can then be clicked into position, to do this lightly
press the curved central support onto its aerofoil connector and simultaneously locate the two
circular side connectors. DO NOT PRESS FIRMLY INTO POSITION UNTIL THE OUTER RING
CONNECTORS ARE LOCATED. Next locate the left and right hand outer ring connectors. Lightly
press them into position but do not depress the button clips. Now that all the connection points
are in position, the central upright should be firmly pressed into position and the button clip
depressed to lock this position. The outer ring connectors can now be locked in also. This
process require a little technique, but once developed can be snapped together and
disassembled in under a minute. This is the fastest and most durable design of propeller guard.
Note - The propeller guard is designed to prevent canopy lines and other foreign objects from
being drawn into the propeller and are not intended to protect the pilot. Therefore,
always use extreme caution and never touch any part of the propeller guard while flying or
running the engine on the ground.
WARNING!!! Use of the powered paraglider is at your own risk.
Left: Internal guard
vertical support slots
through chassis holder
before lower connectors
are locked in position
Right: Upper cage
support is located before
being snapped firmly into
position.
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