Parachutal stall
appears to be fully inflated. To regain normal air speed, release brake line tension symmetrically and manually
Deep Stall
The possibility of the ARTIK R stalling during normal flight is very unlikely. It could only happen if you are flying
rearward and then reposition itself overhead, rocking slightly, depending on how the manoeuvre is done.
important to maintain brake pressure until the glider has returned to its default overhead flying position.
To resume normal flight conditions, progressively and symmetrically release the brake line tension to regain
air speed. When the wing reaches the overhead position, the brakes must be fully released. The wing will
pull both brake handles down to bring the wing back up and release them immediately while the glider is still
in transition to reposition itself overhead.
Cravat
A cravat may happen after an asymmetric collapse, when the end of the wing is trapped between the lines.
Depending on the nature of the tangle, this situation could rapidly cause the wing to spin. The corrective
manoeuvres to use are the same as those applied in case of an asymmetric collapse: control the turn/spin
by applying tension on the opposite brake and weight shift opposite to the turn. Then locate the stabilo line
may not be possible to continue on the intended flight path.
Over-controlling
unpredicted incidents. We should note that the wrong inputs can lead to loss of control of the glider. The
Generally speaking, the reactions of the wing, which are caused by too much input, are due to the length of
speed and attitude after any type of incident.
4.3 ACCELERATED FLIGHT
establish the air speed after correcting the angle of attack.
considered to be ‘active piloting’.
4.4 FLYING WITHOUT BRAKE LINES
If, for any reason at all, the ARTIK R’s brake lines become disabled in flight, it will become necessary to pilot
4.5 LINE KNOT(S) IN FLIGHT
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