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PRO Pack: Steps 21-25

center of trailing edge 21. Reach down and pick up the middle point of the trailing edge. The manufacturer's ID panel is sewn to the top of the center cell near the trailing edge. Lift it up and put the middle seam up with the slider grommets, holding it in place with your thumb or finger.

cnter of leading edge 22. Loosen your knee grip on the leading edge of the canopy. Find the middle of the leading edge by running your hand down between the front two slider grommets. Exactly half of the lines will be on one side and half on the other.

middle cell 23. Leave the middle cell hanging, pick up all the others on one side and roll them in toward the middle.

final leading edge 24. Do the same on the other side. When you're done, this is how the leading edge should look.

how to slow openings 25. This shows how steps 23 and 24 help slow down openings. As the canopy opens (remember that this illustration shows the canopy upsidedown) the center cell inflates and the sides are slowed somewhat by the fact that they are rolled separately. The result is more controlled, symmetrical inflation. If you want your canopy to open faster, just leave the leading edge hanging neatly flaked and don't roll it at all. This leaves the leading edge exposed to the airstream and will help the canopy inflate faster.

Steps 15-20     Steps 26-30

 

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