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    Jeremy Platt
    BPL Member

    @jeremy089786

    Locale: Sydney

    Hi Guys,

    I have finally gotten around to making a dodgy prototype of the winter tent I have been thinking about for a long time now. More info at : http://hiking26.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/myog-winter-tent-version-065.html

    but here are some pics…frame onlyinsideoutside 1

    Suggestions would be much appreciated.

    Thanks for looking.

    #1885466
    Adrian MITCHELL
    Spectator

    @adie-mitchell

    Locale: Northwest Mass

    very cool.
    What are you thinking in terms of entrance/vestibule?

    #1885472
    Jerry Adams
    BPL Member

    @retiredjerry

    Locale: Oregon and Washington

    What's the frame made of?

    Is the fabric a prototype or is that what it will be?

    #1885484
    Adrian MITCHELL
    Spectator

    @adie-mitchell

    Locale: Northwest Mass

    On his site, he says that that is just tyvek as a prototyping material, the final will be in .75 cuben. the short straight poles are carbon arrow shafts, the long straight poles look like trekking poles. the long curvy pole, I dont know.

    Adie

    #1885625
    Jeremy Platt
    BPL Member

    @jeremy089786

    Locale: Sydney

    Hi guys,

    Thanks for the comments and Addie, thanks for posting some more info! The main center pole is also made of carbon arrow shafts and has so far coped with me applying some pretty full on pressure to it.

    Also I haven't yet decided on the entrance but will probably end up being a single or double front zip to save a bit of weight. Alternatively, I might experiment with a roll up vestibule/ entrance.

    #1885776
    Sam Farrington
    BPL Member

    @scfhome

    Locale: Chocorua NH, USA

    That's a nice frame design, Jeremy.
    The devil's in the details.

    #1887870
    Jeremy Platt
    BPL Member

    @jeremy089786

    Locale: Sydney

    So true Sam. The devil is also in other little projects floating about!

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