Definitions
This is what BBL and CCR stands for
Backstraps, Buckles, and Legs
Clips, Carabiners, Ripcord
This is when the Flight Cable is checked
Monthly
This is who performs the BBL on the hydraulic lift
Controller
This is the instructions given to new flyers when they are pulling up their leg loops
Pull up your leg loops like you're pulling up a pair of pants.
This is the maximum amount of flyers allowed to fly
2
This is what is used to secure flight cables and launch bridle during non-operational time and used to secure the rolling cart.
Aluminum Carabiner
This is when the flight brackets are checked
Weekly
This is who says Pole Please
Assistant Controller
This is what you say after you adjust their backstrap and leg loops
Who is pulling the ripcord
This is where you should instruct the flyers to hold their skysled
under the red padding on shoulder strap
This is made of a schedule 80 PVC pole that the flyers grab onto in order to slow them down after their flight
Manual Landing Pole
This is when the launch bridle is checked
Daily
This is when the Controller begins to winch down
Once a successful catch has been made and the flyers grasp the loop and begin to swing away towards the low point.
This is what we instructed the flyers to do after they let go of the yellow rope
Hook your elbows together.
This is the color of the assistance handles
red
Pigtail
This is when the flight cable should be replaced. Hint there are two answers
1 broken wire or bird caging
This is the physical rider requirements to ride
2 arms sufficient to be contained by the shoulder pads and 1 leg to be contained by a leg strap.
This is the spiel given when we are placing the flyers in the prone position
Put your hands between the two yellow bars, you will fall towards me, please do not bend your knees and keep your legs straight, you will feel a slight jolt.
This is what the Controller instructs the flyers to do once they pull the ripcord
Place your hand back on the yellow flight handle
This is located on the low point switch station, this switch enables the hydraulic scissors lift up operation
Raise Enable Switch
This is the minimum wraps on the winch drum
10
This is how far the perlon rope must extend past the low point
30 feet
This is what the Controller says when the Assistant says Ready to Fly
Lets Fly
This is what the Controller instructs the flyers to do, when they need to move the footbar to the front of the flyer.
Take the footbar and spreader bar together tap the flyer on the back of the leg and say please step over the bar.