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V E C T O R O W N E R ’ S M A N U A L 7. Slowly remove the pull-up cord to prevent excess friction from damaging the closing loop. It is best to pass the pull-up cord under the closing pin while extracting it. Doing so places the primary friction point between the pull-up cord and the closing pin, thereby reducing wear on the closing loop. note Note that the grommets do not line up - see picture. It may be necessary to adjust the length of the closing loop to make the flaps align properly. The curved pin should be held firmly in place, but a force of no more than 12 pounds should extract it and open the container. The standard length for the closing loop is 1 5/8 inch, (4.1 cm) ± 1/8 inch ( ± 3 mm). 8. Double check the yellow hook and loop fastener patches to be sure they are mated properly. If there is not enough slack in the bridle to allow proper mating of the hook and loop fastener, create a small amount by gently pulling the bridle out of the main container. 9. Tuck the excess bridle under the bottom edge of the #2 right side flap. Ensure the bridle extends from the locking pin to the pilot chute without passing through the harness. Mate the loop fastener on the bridle to the hook fastener on the bottom flap; you’ll have to tuck the bridle under the #2 right side flap to do this. Close the main pin cover flap and be sure it completely covers the pin and bridle. Page • 58:88 section 4 : closing the main container 09354 - 11/26/2003 Rev 0
V E C T O R O W N E R ’ S M A N U A L FOLDING THE PILOT CHUTE FOR BOC POUCH (BOTTOM OF CONTAINER / BOC) 1. Lay the pilot chute out (mesh side up), so the edge of the circle is at the mouth of the Spandex pouch. S-fold the bridle on the half of the pilot chute over the pouch. 2. Fold the pilot chute in half over the bridle. 3. Fold the pilot chute into thirds as shown. 09354 - 11/26/2003 section 4 : folding pilot chute for BOC Page • 59:88 Rev 0
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