Crash Landings; Cleaning, Maintenance, And Storage; Notes On Disposal - Playtive IAN 21597 Bedienungsanleitung

Moderate breeze
4 bft 19.7-28.5km/h 10.6-15.5 knots
– Small branches move
– Small waves, some with whitecaps
– Better for medium-sized kites
Fresh breeze
5 bft 28.6-38.8km/h 15.6-20.9 knots
– Small trees and large branches sway
– Moderate waves, many whitecaps
– Large kites can be damaged
Strong breeze
6 bft 38.9-49.8km/h 21.0-26.9 knots
– Large branches move, wind whistles
– Large waves
– Limit for all rigid kites
High wind
7 bft 49.9-61.8km/h 27.0-33.3 knots
– Trees in motion
– Very large waves, lots of foam
– Only for power kites with experienced pilots

Crash landings

Crash landings are unavoidable and part of kite flying. They often look
worse than they are. The stronger the wind, the worse the crash landings!
You should therefore try to avoid crashing. We cannot accept liability for
damage caused by crashes.

Cleaning, maintenance, and storage

Check the article regularly for damage and only use it again when the
defect has been fixed. Remove dirt with a damp sponge. Do not use
aggressive cleaning agents. Store the dry article in a dry place where it
is protected from light.

Notes on disposal

Please dispose of packaging and the article in an environmentally
friendly manner and separate materials. Dispose of the article through an
authorised waste disposal facility or through your local authority.
Please observe the regulations that are currently valid.
IAN: 21597
Service Great Britain
Tel.: 0871 5000 720
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E-Mail: deltasport@lidl.co.uk
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