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Please consider these thoughts! General information bevor implementing First flight Every NOVA glider has to be flown and checked through a NOVA dealer. This flight (date and pilot) has to be entered on the stabilo of the wing. Registration To get all warranty and service features, you have to register your glider on our Homepage. Please choose “LOGIN&REGISTRATION” and follow the advice for registration Scope of delivery The FACTOR 2 is shipped with a rucksack, an inner pack sack, a riserbag, the speed system, a windsock, the manual and a patch. Modifications on the glider Any modification (e.g. change of line lengths, changes on the speed system) causes a loss of air worthiness. We recommend that you contact NOVA before performing any kind of change. Adjusting the length of the main brake line Especially if you use your glider with a motor it might be necessary to lengthen your main brake line. You have to make sure, that the length of both brakes is always the same. Further more you have to use a palstek to mount the brake handle to the brake line. (see picture below) If you adjust the brake lengths for motor use, do not forget to shorten it again before flying the wing without a motor. Otherwise you might experience serious problems at take off. The brake line must not be shorter than the original length. The black mark has to be always visible like shown in the picture below. If the brake line is shorter, this might affect the safety of your glider. Vers.1.0 01.06.2011 S. 10 / 39
Palstek Suited harnesses The FACTOR 2 is approved for any harness of the class “GH” (without diagonal bracing). This means almost every harness which is currently available. The choice of the harness has a big influence on the flight characteristics of the FACTOR 2. There are harnesses which allow very effective weight shifting on the one hand, but which tip to the side in turbulences quite undamped on the other hand. Other harnesses don’t allow extreme weight shifting, but they will give the pilot a calmer feel in turbulent conditions. A good flying school can help on this topic with individual advice. Weight range Each size of the FACTOR 2 is certified for a certain weight range. The weight refers to the “overall take off weight”. This means the weight of the pilot, the glider, the harness and all other equipment. If you fly the FACTOR 2 on the lower half of the weight range, the agility decreases and the glider will be more damped. In strong turbulences the wing tends to deform and to collapse slightly more than with a higher wing loading. If you mainly fly in weak conditions and you are not a fan of a very dynamic Vers.1.0 01.06.2011 S. 11 / 39
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