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Thanks for all the replies of my previous thread!
Here's a couple more questions.
1. With my WBBB and MJ tarp, I used trekking poles a lot to form a porch. Has the size of the Cloudburst been a problem with light winds in this configuration?
2. How does the WBRR do on a turtledog?
Thanks for any replies. And Happy Holidays.
1. Not a problem. It's about the same size as a Superfly really (only a bit bigger). One of the keys is that the panel pulls are spaced perfectly for the spreader bars. And, there's a small loop underneath to hook the bug net shck cord to.
2. Does fine on a stand, as long as you have a cross pole that's at least 13ft; 14-15 is even a bit better.
I was asking specifically how it does in a "porch" configuration where you wouldn't be able to use the panel pulls. The tie-downs are spaced wider than a MJ which makes me think that there might be a problem with sagging.Quote:
Originally Posted by breyman
The standard build of the turtledog uses a ten foot cross pole. Does it still work ok out to 14-15 feet?
Porch mode should be okay with moderate winds. About as well as any other tarp, at least. It does sag just a bit, when compared with a smaller tarp, which is to be expected due to its size. It ends up doing well, though.
Yah, the turtledog does fine with a longer cross pole, as long as you can find segments that add up to that long. I have a 16 foot cross pole on a TurtleLady stand and attach my RidgeRunner to it regularly without any problems. And I use thinner aluminum poles than the fencerails, which are stronger/sturdier.
^^^This...Quote:
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Cloudburst in porch mode...
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Dang GMC, that is a nice setup on stand and off....Quote:
Originally Posted by gmcttr
The RidgeRunner even LOOKS bada$$!!!!
Thanks for the nice pics. I can't wait to get mine. Unfortunately, winter has finally hit.Quote:
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