Takuma RS wing User manual

USER’S GUIDE
RS wing EN

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Thank you for choosing the TAKUMA RS WING
Make sure you are able to use this product in a safe and responsible manner. Do not use
it if you are not in good physical health, if you are not an experienced swimmer, or if you
are under the inuence of alcohol, drugs or medications.
The use of a RS WING exposesyou and others around you to seriousrisks. It is recommended
to take lessons by a certied instructor before using this product on your own.
Always make sure you are using this product at a safe distance from others and away
from any obstacles. Check for any legal requirements and rules that may apply in your
location. Observe local weather forecasts and never go out in sea or weather conditions
that are above your level of physical ability. Do not use the RS wing in a thunderstorm
or severe weather conditions.
The following are required when using your RS WING on water:
a certied personal otation device (PFD)
a leash
a certied helmet
a full neoprene wetsuit, booties and gloves
By using this product, you agree that you do so at your own risk. TAKUMA does not accept
any responsibility for personal injury or material damage in the case of an accident due
to incorrect use.
Assembly video tutorials

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RS WING overview
Pump valve adapter
Direct control bars
Central strut
Leading edge
Power tip battens
Bag
Wrist leash Repair kit
Wing tip
Leash & pump attachment loop
Inflation/deflation valve
Inating the RS WING
Place your TAKUMA RS WING on a clean and at surface.
Make sure that the leading edge is facing into the wind.
Wind direction

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Inate the RS WING to the recommended 8 PSI.
Repeat the same process for the strut ination

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Deating the RS WING
Place your TAKUMA RS WING on a clean and at surface.
Make sure that the leading edge is facing into the wind.
Wind direction
Repeat the same process for the strut deation

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Packing the RS WING
Make sure the wing is completely dry before folding and packing away.
Do not hang by leading edge handle to dry. The strut bladder may bunch up
and pop when you inate again.

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Power tip battens insert

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Power tip battens removal Direct control bars removal

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Leading edge bladder repair
Use the repair kit included for small air leaks or punctures. For bigger tears
we recommend taking it to a professional repair center.
Carefully push the ination valve inside the leading edge, this may require slight force.
Open the wing tip and pull out the bladder just enough to attach a long line around the
end using a larks head, repeat the other side. Make sure the line is at least double the
length of the wing.
Open the zipper next to the ination valve on the leading edge and pull out the bladder
one side at a time.
Remove the lines from the tips and secure them in place well outside the ination valve.

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Inate the bladder.
Immerse the bladder in water, check for air bubbles to locate the leak. Dry area
surrounding the puncture and using a marker pen draw a circle around it.
Fully deate the bladder, sand down the area around the puncture using the sandpaper
provided and clean with alcohol.
Place the bladder on a smooth at surface and stick a repair patch over the puncture.
Reinate the bladder to check it is xed properly.
Deate the bladder and reattach the lines to the tips using a larks head before inserting
it back, use the lines to pull it back into the position. Be careful that there are no twists
in the bladder
Once in position pull the ination valve back through and reattach the ination valve
cap. Remove the lines from around the bladder and close the tips.