Description

Features

• Stabilizing Descent: The stabilizing parachute deploys first, maintaining an average descent rate of 30–40 m/s below 500 m. Opening shock loads for both parachutes do not exceed 10 g.
• Main Canopy Performance: At a total suspended weight of 120 kg, the vertical descent rate at 30–35 m above ground level does not exceed 5.0 m/s under standard atmospheric conditions. Descent time after full inflation is at least 10 seconds.
• Low Minimum Deployment Altitude: 200 m with a 3-second stabilization period or 150 m with a 2-second period, at aircraft speeds of 140–400 km/h.
• Steering and Maneuverability: With the steering lines locked, a 180° turn takes 15–25 seconds. When unlocked, the system allows forward and backward maneuvering at an average horizontal speed of at least 2.6 m/s, with a 180° turn taking 29–60 seconds.
• Anti-Drag Landing: The release mechanism allows the parachutist to disconnect the right loose riser in strong surface winds during a land or water landing, collapsing the main canopy to prevent dragging.
• Adjustable Fit: Fits parachutists 1.5–1.9 m tall and accommodates winter and summer airborne uniforms.

Applications

• Military Airborne Operations: For airborne troops in Russia and other CIS countries, supporting individual and group training and combat jumps with standard weapons and equipment.
• Basic Parachute Training: Designed for reliable, straightforward operation by conscripts with minimal parachute training.
• First-Jump Training: Widely used by aviation clubs in Russia and other CIS countries for beginner skydivers.