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Mystic-3 Thank you for choosing SC Mystic33! This manual will help you to get maxi3 mum information about your glider. This is information about the design of the Mystic33, advice how to use it best and how to care for it to ensure it has a long life.
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Risers Mystic33 has the risers scheme A3B3C4. The risers are equipped with speed sys3 tem, that increases the speed range of the glider. Accelerator System Adjustment Mystic33 construction enables you to use it with an accelerator. To set up the accelerator on the ground: 1.
Pre-fl ight check 3 Lines are clear and leading edge is open 3 Karabiners and maillons are tight 3 All harness buckles are closed 3 Helmet on 3 Check reserve parachute 3 Accelerator bar is attached 3 Wind direction is perpendicular to the glider 3 Airspace is clear Warning! You are not allowed to change the paraglider construction except adjusting the brake lines,...
In Flight Characteristics Mystic33 has long brake travel, light brake pressure and turns very well. When accelerated Mys3 tic33 remains solid and well3pressured. It also has high resistance to defl ations in turbulence. Speed control You can change speed by simultaneously pulling or releasing the brakes. Flying at trim speed (hands up) your glider will achieve its best glide ratio.
Descent Techniques Big Ears While holding the brakes you should symmetrically pull the outer A3lines. For directional control of the glider use the weight shift. When you do big ears, the horizontal speed increases slightly. In order to return to normal fl ight, you should release the A3lines and pull the brakes a few times. It’s very effective to use “big ears”...
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Landing In small winds, when you have 132 meters to the ground, you should pull the brakes gently to your arms’ full length, so that you put your Mystic33 in stall at a height of about 0.5 m and the horizontal speed is zero.
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Defl ations Frontal collapses Mystic33 comes out of symmetrical front collapse by itself. You can pull the brakes about a 20 cm to speed the re3infl ation. Asymmetric collapses can be controlled by weight3shifting away from the collapse and apply3 ing a small amount of brake to control the fl...
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Defl ations Self-rotation Increasing rotation usually takes place when the pilot has not reacted properly to the asym3 metric collapse of the accelerated paraglider. Try to slow down the rotation by counter3shifting your weight in the harness and pulling the outer brake. If the self3rotation is increasing, drop the rescue parachute quickly in the direction of the rotation.
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Packing Your glider The paraglider must be folded cell to cell so that the plastic rods at the leading edge lie fl at on each other and don’t get bent. Try to pack your Mystic33 as loosely as the rucksack allows, because every fold weakens the cloth.
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Warrantee and Wing Repairs The producer guarantees the correctness of the declared characteristics and the paraglider’s normal performance for one year after the purchase date, but no more than 200 fl ying hours. The producer conducts special, and after3warranty repairs and maintenance at the owners’ request for an extra price.
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Mystic-3 Serial number Production date Test pilot Dealer Date Wing check and repairs information...
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