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Rogallo concept rescue.
The EN certification authority has confirmed a sink rate of 3.9 m/s at maximum weight of 130 kg (without the paraglider). The additional braking effect of a paraglider reduces this value to less than 3m/s.
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In 1995 the Beamer opened a new chapter in the history of paraglider reserve parachutes. Our Rogallo concept changed the scene for ever, and the Beamer 1 still waits, ready for action, in many harnesses. In 2010 the Beamer 2 set another benchmark for steerable reserves. Its proven concept, new features and improved qualities convincingly established the Beamer 2 in the market. The Beamer 3 builds on the best features of the Beamer 2. A completely redeveloped Beamer 3 riser system improves opening, operation and installation – the success story continues!
Fast opening. Opening time is the most important reserve criterion. If a reserve has to be thrown at low altitude – and that is often the case – a single second can make all the difference. The Beamer 3’s special shape and particular folding technique help it open up to 50% faster than normal round canopies; the Beamer 3 is setting EN Test records.
Low sink speed. Assuming a reserve is open with its paraglider in a stable situation the next most important thing is sink speed. Low wing loading and modest forward speed give the Beamer 3 an unrivalled low sink rate. The EN certification authority has confirmed a sink rate of 3.9 m/s at maximum weight of 130 kg (without the paraglider). The additional braking effect of a paraglider reduces this value to less than 3m/s.
Stable flight. When developing a Rogallo our main focus is how it works with the paraglider. After reserve opening the paraglider can stay attached (the usual emergency situation – no quick release/cutaway). Here the Beamer 3 really plays its trump card, and is far superior to the smaller models on the market in this respect. After a fast opening the Beamer 3 quickly takes control. It goes into very slow forward flight and therefore does not encourage the paraglider to disturb it. The Beamer 3 achieves Its stability, among other things, by its low wing loading. This accords with our recommendation: Don’t put your trust in anything under 40 m2.
Small | Standard | ||
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Area (flat): | m2 | 35.47 | 41.75 |
Weight: | g | 1180 | 1370 |
Weight incl. inner container: | g | 1230 | 1420 |
Weight of bridle extension for front container mounting: | g | 20 | 20 |
Max. load: | kg | 90 (100)* | 120 |
Sink rate loaded at 130 kg (EN Test): | m/s | 3.7 | 3.8 |
Opening time (EN Test): | s | 2 | 2 |
Volume: | ccm | 3324 | 3837 |
No. of gore: | - | 16 | 18 |
No. of middle lines: | - | 8x2 | 9×2 |
Certification type: | - | EP/RG 104.2013 | EP 080.2013/RG 080.2013 |
Applicable testing guidelines/standards: | - | EN 12491:2001 / 2.DV; LuftGerPV §1, Nr.7c | EN 12491:2001 / 2.DV; LuftGerPV §1, Nr.7c |