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Fusion 2

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Welcome and Introduction
This document provides essential instructions and safety warnings for using the Flexifoil kite, emphasizing the importance of understanding these guidelines before use. The manual is available in multiple languages on the Flexifoil website.
Important Information
Flexifoil kites are designed exclusively for water use and are not suitable for land activities. Kiteboarding is an extreme sport that requires strict adherence to safety guidelines. If you disagree with the instructions, you may return the product for a refund.
Essential Do's and Don'ts
Proper care and operation of the kite are crucial for its longevity. Avoid using the kite in extreme conditions or with winds beyond your skill level. Do not overinflate or store the kite wet. Always dry it before long-term storage and roll it carefully when packing.
General Safety Guidelines
Improper use of kiteboarding equipment can lead to serious injury or death. Users must be fit, able to swim, and over 18 years old. Follow all sea rules, navigation laws, and local regulations. Avoid flying under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Learning to Kiteboard
Start with a smaller traction kite and master kite control on land before attempting water use. Take lessons from a qualified instructor and practice essential techniques like water launching, landing, and self-rescue.
Weather Conditions
Avoid kiteboarding in offshore winds, extreme conditions, or if overpowered by the kite. Do not fly in thunderstorms or at night.
Location Considerations
Choose safe launching and landing areas, avoiding power cables, roads, or crowded areas. Never kiteboard alone or without a rescue craft.
Equipment Maintenance
Regularly check equipment for wear and tear. Use appropriate safety gear, including a helmet, buoyancy aid, and kite leash. Ensure the safe operation of your kite and equipment.
Specifications and Requirements
Kiteboarders must be physically fit, healthy, able to swim, and at least 18 years old. Knowledge of maritime navigation rules and local regulations is essential.
Learning and Training
Begin with a smaller training kite and take lessons from a certified instructor. Practice in light winds and learn essential techniques.
Weather Conditions
Avoid offshore winds and extreme weather. Do not kiteboard during storms or at night.
Local Environment
Avoid flying near power lines, roads, or crowded areas. Maintain ample space around you and never kiteboard alone.
Equipment
Regularly check equipment for wear and tear. Use appropriate safety gear and ensure safe operation.
Wind and Conditions
Understand basic wind terminology and conditions before kiteboarding.
Specifications and Components
The kite includes features like wingtip battens, power and turning toggles, and an inflatable leading edge tube. It is equipped with a front line trim system for power adjustment.
Inflation Procedure
Inflate the kite until firm, not exceeding 13 psi. Ensure proper inflation by partially inflating all components before full inflation.
Safety and Maintenance
Never leave an inflated kite unattended. Use secure knots for line connections.
Kite Setup and Launch
Ensure lines are not crossed and are connected correctly before launch.
Pre-Launch Preparations
Ensure a clear area around the launch zone and wear a harness for control.
Using the Variable Power System
This system allows for power adjustment while on the water.
Fine-Tuning Before Flight
Check all lines for tangles and adjust the kite's power using the trim system.
Packing and Storing the Kite
Do not store the kite wet. Follow steps to expel air before storage.
Care and Repair
Flexifoil offers repair services and stocks spare parts for current and discontinued models.
Warranty Information
Defective products due to workmanship or materials will be replaced free of charge. The warranty does not cover damage from misuse or unauthorized repairs.
Important Note on Flying Lines
Flexifoil will not replace flying lines that have been improperly used or worn through normal use.
Community and Online Shopping
Join the Flexifoil community for tips and product information. Visit Flexifoildirect.com for spare parts and merchandise.
Contact Information
Flexifoil International Ltd, 27 Regal Drive, Soham, Cambridgeshire, CB7 5BE, UK. Tel: +44 (0) 1353 723131, Email: [email protected]
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Fusion 2-1

Kite Instructions Fusion2 Kite

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Fusion 2-2

ienvenue. WiUkommen. Bienvenidos. Thank you for purchasing your new Flexifoil kite. Before flying your kite, you should take time to read and understand these instructions You can download this manual and any updates in English, French, German and Spanish from Wir mochten uns bei Ihnen für den Kauf Ihres neuen Flexifoil Drachens bedanken. Bevor Sie Ihren Drachen fliegen, sollten Sie sich die Zeit nehmen, diese Anleitung und die Warnhinweise sorgfaltig durchzulesen. Sie können diese Anleitung und samtliche Neufassungen auf Englisch, Französisch, Deutsch und Spanisch von unserer Website www.flexifoil.com...

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Fusion 2-3

Safety First *FLEXIFOIL STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU ABIDE BY ALL SAFETY GUIDELINES AND CONDUCT YOURSELF IN A SAFE MANNER AT ALL TIMES* IMPORTANT INFORMATION » FLexifoiL water kites have been designed for kiteboarding and other water use only. They are not recommended for Land-based activities. » Kiteboarding is an extreme sport that can be both exhilarating and dangerous. You must read and abide by the following instructions and safety warnings to ensure that you have a great kiteboarding experience. » This information is for your own safety and protection. If you do not agree with these instructions...

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Fusion 2-4

Safety First *FLEXIFOIL EMPFIEHLT SEHR, DASS SIE SICH AN ALLE SICHERHEITSRICHTLINIEN HALTEN UND KEINERLEI RISIKEN EINGEHEN* WICHTIGE INFORMATIONEN » FLexifoiLWasserLenkdrachen sind nurzum Kiteboarding und andere Verwendung im Wasser vorgesehen. Sie werden nicht für Landbasierte Aktivitaten empfohlen. » Kiteboarding ist eine Extremsportart, die sowohl berauschend als auch gefahrlich sein kann. Sie müssen die folgenden Anweisungen und Warnhinweise durchlesen und sich daran halten, wenn Sie ein grofiartiges ErLebnis beim Kiteboarden haben mochten. » Diese Informationen wurden für Ihre persönliche...

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Fusion 2-5

Initiation au Vent. Das Windfenster. La Ventana del Viento. Before going out on the water it is important that you have a basic understanding of the wind as well as the terminology used in describing the different conditions. You will find that these terms are frequently referred to in warnings and instructions, so please take some time to familiarise yourself with them. Avant d'aller dans l'eau il est important que vous ayez une compréhension basique du vent ainsi que la terminologie utilisée dans la description les différentes conditions. Vous constaterez que ces termes sont fréquemment mentionnées...

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Fusion 2-6

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Force 47-54 39-46 32-38 25-31 19-24 13-18 8-12 4-7 1-3 ‹1 MPH 48-55 41-47 34-40 28-33 22-27 17-21 11-16 7-10 4-6 1-3 ‹1 KNOTS 87-101 75-86 62-74 51-61 39-50 30-38 20-29 12-19 6-11 1-5 ‹1 KPH 24.5-28.4 20.8-24.4 17.2-20.7 13.9-17.1 10.8-13.8 8.0-10.7 5.5-7.9 3.4-5.4 1.6-3.3 0.3-1.5 0-0.2 METRES/SEC Storm Strong gale Gale Near gale Strong wind Fresh wind Moderate wind Gentle wind Light breeze Light air Calm DESCRIPTION 20-30ft waves; white churning sea; rolling is heavy, reduced visibility 20ft waves; sea begins to roll; dense streaks of foam 13-20ft waves; edges of crests begin...

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Fusion 2-7

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 KRAFT 39-46 32-38 25-31 19-24 13-18 8-12 4-7 1-3 ‹1 MPH 41-47 34-40 28-33 22-27 17-21 11-16 7-10 4-6 1-3 ‹1 KNOTEN 87-101 75-86 62-74 51-61 39-50 30-38 20-29 12-19 6-11 1-5 ‹1 KPH 24.5-28.4 20.8-24.4 17.2-20.7 13.9-17.1 10.8-13.8 8.0-10.7 5.5-7.9 3.4-5.4 1.6-3.3 0.3-1.5 0-0.2 METER/SEK Schwerer Sturm Sturm Stürmischer Wind Steifer Wind Starker Wind Frische Briese Mäßige Briese Schwache Briese Leichte Briese Leiser Zug Windstille BESCHREIBG. 6-9 m hohe Wellen, weiß rollende See, Sicht beeinträchtigt 6 m hohe Wellenberge, dichte Schaumstreifen, Rollen der See 4-6 m hohe Wellen,...

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Fusion 2-8

Kite Size Information Informations Sur La Taille Du Cerf-volant. •WHICH SIZE OF KITE SHOULD YOU USE FOR WHICH WIND CONDITIONS?* Generally speaking, you should use smaller kites in strongerwinds and larger kites in lighterwinds. You must not fly large kites in strong winds! IMPORTANT: If in doubt about which size of kite to take on to the water, always start with a smaller kite and work up, as necessary. Never start with a larger kite. Tip: In stronger winds, the smaller kites will re-launch easily as the wind will easily lift the kite out of the water. In lighter winds, more skill is required...

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Fusion 2-9

Overview Overview Vision Generale. Übersicht. Visión General. Vision Generale. Übersicht. Visión General. 1. Wingtip batten – A batten that ts into a pocket, keeping the wing tip stiff. Helps produce a fast driving turn. 2. Power toggles – Rope connectors at the front of the wingtip for connecting the front ying lines to. 3. Turning toggles – Rope connectors that connect the kite to the steering lines. 4. LE (Leading Edge) tube – The long inatable tube at the front of the kite that supports the kite shape. 5. Ination valve – The opening for inating and deating the tubes. 6. LE tip dump valve...

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Fusion 2-10

Rigging Your Kite Maneuver Votre Cerf-volant. Vom Aufbau Des Lenkdrachen. Armar Su Cometa. IMPORTANT NOTE ON INFLATION PRESSURE: The heavy duty pump that comes with your kite can produce a maximum pressure of about 13 psi. Do not inflate to this pressure, only inflate the tubes until all are firm to the touch. You should stop pumping well short of the maximum pressure. This may take some practice but it will soon be easy to gauge the correct inflation pressure as you become familiar with your kite and its performance. WARNING: Never leave an inflated kite unattended. Wind conditions can change...

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Fusion 2-11

Rigging Your Kite Maneuver Votre Cerf-volant. Vom Aufbau Des Lenkdrachen. Armar Su Cometa. |fig.3) As you remove the pump tip, quickly place your thumb over the valve to stop air from escaping. Quickly insert the valve cap to seal valve and prevent air escaping. Do not push valve into kite after inflating bladders. |fig.4) Once the kite is inflated, close the clamps on the connecting tubes, to prevent air from moving from struts to the main tube. Although it is not essential to do this, it is recommended, as in the unlikely case of a failure of one bladder it will ensure only one section deflates,...

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