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Duomid with Double Pole Set-up


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    Stephen Barber
    BPL Member

    @grampa

    Locale: SoCal

    Some folks have recently asked about a double pole set-up for the MLD Duomid. Here's some quick photos of my Duomid set-up with Gossamer Gear poles, including their extension for the poles.

    Duo1

    This shows the Duo with two poles, GG adjustable with the GG extensions in them. Note that while this is a very low set-up (back corners are pretty much to the ground), there is still about 8" extension left in the poles, so this can go a good bit higher. I was just trying to get this done quickly! Because of that, I also didn't bother with setting up any of the side pull-outs. There are two MLD Superlight Bivies in the Duo just to show space.

    Duo2

    Here's an angled view to show interior space a bit better. Rosie the Corgie is not impressed!

    Duo3

    Finally here's the normal set-up I use, one pole, no extension, and the MLD Solo Innernet. Happy to answer any questions!

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    Phillip Damiano
    Member

    @phillipsart

    Locale: Australia

    Thanks for the images.

    I've got some Gossamer Gear poles on order.

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    Jared Baker
    BPL Member

    @simply_light

    Locale: Midwest, US

    Good information here. A MYOG pyramid is on my long list of projects, and I was interested in the double pole option.

    Do you do anything to secure the poles to each other at the top?

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    Stephen Barber
    BPL Member

    @grampa

    Locale: SoCal

    No, the tops of the two poles fit snugly into the peak with no extra attention needed.

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