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PRIOR TO STARTING THE ENGINE
1. Check carefully the surrounding area before taking out your unit.
2. Be sure to choose a flat bit of ground which is well ventilated. Do not start the
engine indoors or other poorly ventilated areas.
3. Be sure nothing is within 3 meters of your unit.
4. Conduct a complete pre-flight check of your unit, especially looking for oil and gas
leaks. Check the unit carefully for loose nuts or bolts, bent or damaged frame or any
other type of damage.
5. Check level of fuel mixture. Be sure it is freshly mixed (less than 4 weeks old).
6. Check immediate area near the propeller for lines, ropes, clothing and anything that
could be caught in the moving propeller or drive pulleys.
7. Pilots with long hair should be especially careful to cover their head.
Warning!!! - Stay Clear of this Area !!!
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Warn persons nearby before starting the engine- Make it a habit to shout 'Clear
Prop' in a loud and clear voice.
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The turning propeller can cause considerable damage and injury.
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Do not start engine indoors or other poorly ventilated areas.
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Be sure area is free from anything that could be entangled in propeller.
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Use only freshly mixed 30:1 regular petrol and oil recommended by Parajet. The
most common reason for engine damage is improper oil or petrol
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Only fill tank with the engine off and only after it has cooled down.
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Follow all "No Fire" rules.
WARNING!!! Use of the powered paraglider is at your own risk.
Danger Area. Always ensure
this area is clear of people
Warning!!
Keep clear of moving propeller
Keep objects away from propeller
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