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  1. #11
    New Member Apis's Avatar
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    Apr 2012
    Location
    Northeast Ohio
    Hammock
    DIY Tablecloth gathered end. 126x60
    Tarp
    DIY Assym SilNylon
    Insulation
    Down & synth
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    Straps & whoopies
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    Looks like a good start to mod-heaven. Would you stick with a full-on bug "bag" like that, or sew one onto the hammock? Zippers aren't that hard to add.
    Transportation for Hiram Farm

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  2. #12
    Member twdant's Avatar
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    Jan 2012
    Location
    Harlem, GA
    Hammock
    DIY GrizzBridge
    Tarp
    DIY
    Insulation
    down all around
    Suspension
    whoopies
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    82
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    For the time being, I'm sticking with the full-enclosure net. I frequently hang a leg or two over the edge and would like to keep that ability, plus I'm still using a pad so the possibility exists of through-the-hammock butt bites.

  3. #13
    Senior Member dtp2c111's Avatar
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    May 2014
    Location
    northeast
    Hammock
    so many!
    Tarp
    WB Edge
    Insulation
    HG + diy or a WB
    Suspension
    whoopieeeee slings
    Posts
    276
    Quote Originally Posted by twdant View Post
    Here is my pimped out ENO setup, not the lightest, but surely comfortable and very simplistic and quick to pitch.

    ENO DN, Guardian, ProFly, homemade tarp tensioners pegged out with Ground Hogs, Amsteel SLS with 6 foot AHE straps, all encased in DIY snakeskins PIF'ed from BadChef. The main ridge line is adjustable via the whoopie ends, and the underlying hammock suspension is adjustable via the whoopies binered to the alpine butterfly knots in the main line. I find that I lay more comfortably at about a 15-20 degree angle, so this setup allows me to choose the angle that fits best any given night and still retain the simplicity of a SLS.
    Suspension:

    Close up of knots and whoopies:

    Ridge Lines:

    View from inside:

    And here's what keeps the tarp from sagging when I get in. These things are great. If you don't already have them, make them. Buy a 10 dollar exercise tube from Walmart and spend 30 minutes making them. You won't regret it.

    Questions? Comments? Snide remarks?
    I'm new and have just been trolling around trying to pick up some info. I was just wondering if you could clarify a few things from your setup.


    What kind of knot do you have in your whoopie slings that attach your s-binder's? I guess I don't really see how the tarp attaches to the lines exactly?
    I'm guessing the black cord that goes from the hammock to the carabiner is some kind of continuous loop? What is the grey string that is also running between these points? looks like a second whoopie?

    General questions for other members:
    Does it matter where I put the bungee/shockcords in the tarp tie outs (closer to the stakes or the corners of the tarp)?
    Would you also ever put shockcords on the tarp ridgelines as well to provide a bit of give on those lines as well?
    the setup looks great.
    Last edited by dtp2c111; 11-12-2014 at 14:50.

  4. #14
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    Oct 2014
    Location
    nw florida
    Hammock
    DIY Hyper D 1.1 gathered end
    Tarp
    DIY Silpoly
    Insulation
    HG UQ/HG TQ
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    whoopie
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    89
    Nice setup!

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