Dynacord COBRA-4 FAR [13/16] It must be emphasized that when hanging loudspeaker enclosures the relevant safety regulations must be adhered to at all times it is especially important to check the suitability of the points by which the systems are attached to the building qualified experts must be consulted at all times

13. FLYING ACCESSORIES

The COBRA SYSTEM components COBRA-SUB, COBRA-TOP, COBRA-4-TOP and COBRA-4-FAR are

supplied as standard with 4 vertical integrated ANCRA flying rails (2 x left and 2 x right) and are therefore

‘flight-ready’ when they leave the factory.

Each flown ‘row’ is fastened to the truss with 4 x 2” truss clamps (TC-04 # 112 695) and the highest cabinet

with 4 x CSST # 112 878 (Cobra System snap truss / 1 x double stud and 1 x hook).

The connection to the cabinets below is effected using 4 x CSSM # 112 873 (Cobra System rigging strap

medium / 2 x double stud)

The length of the CSSM should be chosen to ensure that the enclosures are connected flush with each other

as well as to allow adjacent enclosures to open at specific angles.

TC-04

CSST

CSSM

WS-04

WS-08

CSSM

All flight-capable COBRA enclosures are fitted with

two flanges on the rear side (above and below) to

accept webbing straps.

The available webbing straps: # 112 694 WS 04 (4

metre) and # 112 690 WS 08 (8 metre) are used

for the alignment of the complete flown array.

The complete COBRA Flying System consisting of

truss clamps, 4 rigging straps CSST / CSSM can

be loaded at a safety factor of S=4 with a maximum

of 1.6 t.

It must be emphasized that when hanging

loudspeaker enclosures, the relevant

safety regulations must be adhered to at all

times. It is especially important to check

the suitability of the points by which the

systems are attached to the building.

Qualified experts must be consulted at all

times.