GIN One G - Manual (Page 4)

Packing Instructions
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Gin Gliders GIN rescue parachutes are inspected and packed at the factory. It is
recommend that the reserve is repacked by a suitably qualified and experienced
paragliding professional or parachute rigger prior to installation into your
harness. The efficacy of the rescue, and your life, depend on the correct packing
procedure. If in any doubt whatsoever, please seek professional advice from your
instructor, GIN dealer or importer.
airing
Before packing, the canopy should be aired. Ideally, the canopy should be hung by
its apex from the ceiling for between 6 and 24 hours hours in a cool, dry room.
Preparation
The packing area must be spacious, clean, smooth and dry.
Preliminary Materials
Before starting the packing procedure, make sure you have the following
materials:
2 lengths of thin cord to aid closing the inner deployment bag
(Don’t use Kevlar line, and the end of lines should not be cut by heat.)
2 solid weights or sandbags, which should be smooth and clean (2-2.5kg)
2 pins
Carabiners are useful, but not necessary, to attach the APEX and lines to an
attachment point.
Layout
Check the serial number that is written on the top centre panel and on the re-
packing card first (re-packing card is attached at the end of this manual).
Fix the risers to a solid point using carabiners.