Fire SWS croatia & TSO status

[aerorigging 6]

Hi, I just receive a SWS rig in my loft for assembly and pack,
My main question is: this rig has a TSO c23d testing program on it but I cant found any letter on the website or manual issued by the Croatian Aviation Admin, also for example the reserve pilot chute doesnt have the right placard information as a mayor component like part number and other data.
Any advice on this ??
In my country Argentina the local regulation said that the equipment need any form of tso but issued From the local administrator not from the manufacturer
Thanks
Nicolas Lopez
Master rigger
Argentina

Nicolas Lopez
Master Rigger
Aerorigging Parachute Loft

[Blis 1]

Heres the page that talks about certification http://sws.aero/en/products/fire/certification/

and here you can find the manual

http://sws.aero/files/content/SWS_Fire_owners_manual_08_09_ENG.pdf

[aerorigging 6]

Thanks that means the SWS cant be jumped legally in the US and also in Argentina, the manufacturer cant issued to himself the TSO jajaja, it will be super easy that way to obtain a tso
Thanks

Nico

Nicolas Lopez
Master Rigger
Aerorigging Parachute Loft

[gowlerk 2,246]

aerorigging

Thanks that means the SWS cant be jumped legally in the US and also in Argentina, the manufacturer cant issued to himself the TSO jajaja, it will be super easy that way to obtain a tso
Thanks

Nico

So what? Your customer is not asking you to jump it. He's asking you to pack it.

Always remember the brave children who died defending your right to bear arms. Freedom is not free.

[alexey 6]

And, by the way - SWS has nothing to do with Croatia

Lexa

[skytribe 17]

Are they a foreign jumper visiting the US then they can jump the gear.

http://www.uspa.org/traveling-with-equipment

If however they are a US citizen or resident then they can only jump gear with a TSO certification.

I had a jumper bring a SWS fire to me and told me he was visiting. I had no problem locating the instructions and repacking the reserve.

For AC-105
"Visiting foreign parachutists jumping parachute systems that the FAA has not approved must have their reserve parachutes packed by someone acceptable to the foreign parachutist’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) or by a FAA-certificated rigger"