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    Video for whoopie attachment.

    OK... So Ive been toying with youtube. And figured with my new venture, and the loads of questions about actually attaching a whoopie to a hammock, I came up with this.

    And please...be gentle. This is my first, ever, video posted on the internet.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSch3xvRKWI

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    And yes, thats a cuckoo clock ticking in the background.

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    OK, I've been trying to follow your other whoopie sling thread, but it's growing like mad (these are obviously a great idea...I just haven't figured it out). How would I attach the whoopie sling to the tree? I can see how it would be easy enough to wrap webbing around the tree then connect it to the sling with a biner, but that would weigh about as much as my ring buckle system. Is there an easier/lighter way?

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    WhoOpie,

    Good job, dude!!

    It's funny seeing how small the actual sling looks in the video compared to the pics throughout the various threads. In the pics the amsteel looks like it has a large diameter. In the video it looks so thin!

    Nice job showing how the sling works.

    FWIW, Marshall at www.goinggear.com (also a HF member) does a nice job of product videos. Check his site if you are looking for some good examples.

    Javaman

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    Thanks
    Good video explains that end well. But how does the tree end work?
    I have not keep up with this method and I think I may be able to lighten my suspension a bit with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hanson View Post
    OK, I've been trying to follow your other whoopie sling thread, but it's growing like mad (these are obviously a great idea...I just haven't figured it out). How would I attach the whoopie sling to the tree? I can see how it would be easy enough to wrap webbing around the tree then connect it to the sling with a biner, but that would weigh about as much as my ring buckle system. Is there an easier/lighter way?
    The "toggle" method

    http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...hlight=toggles

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    Quote Originally Posted by gunn parker View Post
    Thanks
    Good video explains that end well. But how does the tree end work?
    I have not keep up with this method and I think I may be able to lighten my suspension a bit with it.
    cheers
    I use tree straps and biners. Weight isnt a concern of mine.

    However, click on the link in the post just above this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Javaman View Post
    WhoOpie,

    Good job, dude!!

    It's funny seeing how small the actual sling looks in the video compared to the pics throughout the various threads. In the pics the amsteel looks like it has a large diameter. In the video it looks so thin!

    Nice job showing how the sling works.

    FWIW, Marshall at www.goinggear.com (also a HF member) does a nice job of product videos. Check his site if you are looking for some good examples.

    Javaman
    I agree... He does an excellent job of product demonstration.

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    EXACTLY how I attached mine. Now, how do I attached one to my Hennesey I use in the summer??

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    Quote Originally Posted by john30563 View Post
    EXACTLY how I attached mine. Now, how do I attached one to my Hennesey I use in the summer??
    I believe you would just use the lark's head to the fabric method. Im not familiar with the Hennesey mounting system.

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