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TEAR DROP 1 PIN OWNERS MANUAL
4.
FIGURE #1
Dress the canopy to the width of the reserve bag.
5.
FIGURES #2, #3, #4
Kneel on the trailing edge and keeping the center seam
in the middle of the bundle, push the middle of the top of
the canopy down to your knees until the bundle resembles
two ears, as shown in FIG #2.
Spread the center of the trailing edge out to the
approximate width of the reserve bag and kneel on it
again. Using a pushing and rolling motion, shape the
ears so that the bundle resembles the 'V' shape in FIG
#3. Then place the reserve bag as shown in FIG #4. The
grommet of the reserve bag and the T bar should be right
at the crutch of the 'V' formed by the bag.
6.
FIGURE #5
Kneel on the canopy so that your knee holds the locking
flap of the reserve bag in place, and then stuff each arm of
the 'V' into its respective side of the reserve bag. The 'T'
bar will be effectively surrounded by canopy and should
be well filled as shown in FIG #5.
7.
FIGURE #6
'S' Fold the rest of the canopy into the reserve bag as
shown in FIG #6.
8.
FIGURE #7
Lock the reserve bag closed with the suspension lines
and safety stow (only safety stow elastics must be used).
9.
FIGURE #8
Stow the reminder of the suspension lines into the pouch
on the underside of the bag. 'S' Fold half of the lines into
the left side of the pouch and then the other half into the
right side of the pouch. Be sure none of the lines are
trapped between the Velcro at the mouth of the pouch.
10.
You are now ready to put the reserve bag into the
container.
Thomas Defence Systems Ltd, Issue 5, 01-05-2014, Reference Number TSE/004
PACKING A SQUARE RESERVE
FIGURE #2
FIGURE #3
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