Big MamaJamba on PHS (pics NO 56K)

[thekalimist]

this is really just for visual reference. sorry for no hammock. those pics soon (adverse conditions in the backyard).

still wrinkly from Christmas, 1/8" shock cords to WallyWorld Playskool stakes and 7/64" amsteel SRS









I know, in the past, I found myself querying pic of such a tarp; and here you even get to see it on my PHS

[gunner76]

Thanks for the pics. I now know what mine looks like set up. I also got one for Christmas but have not been able to set it up as it has poured rain every time I get a day off

[Bradley]

this is really just for visual reference.

Those are nice photos of a nice fly . . . Thanks, Eh!

I like shooting from the ground as well . . .

. . . it's just the right way to do it . . . mostly

My wife rolls her eye when I do it . . .

[Mundele]

Thanks for the pics. Is it just me or does that ridgeline have an odd curve to it? It doesn't appear to be a continuous catenary curve to me. Does it pitch nice and taught or do you find the center to be a little more floppy than the edges?


I'm weighing my options (considering a bmj or an oes maccat deluxe for my wbbb. Lots of acronyms there but y'all get my drift.

--Matt

[^shane^]

Thanks for the pics. Is it just me or does that ridgeline have an odd curve to it? It doesn't appear to be a continuous catenary curve to me. Does it pitch nice and taught or do you find the center to be a little more floppy than the edges?


I'm weighing my options (considering a bmj or an oes maccat deluxe for my wbbb. Lots of acronyms there but y'all get my drift.

--Matt

Here's a shot of both the OES Deluxe and the Warbonnet BMJ (with doors attached on one end) over Blackbirds. OES on the left and WB on the right. Both are hung with continuous ridge lines running under the tarp, so you don't see the ridge curve you see when hung with a CRL over the top or directly from the tie outs.


Either one will provide great coverage to a WBBB.

[Mundele]

That pic does NOT help me any... they both look great