I have a zero degree Warbonnet Wookie. I was wondering if there is a way to use it year round? One idea I had was adding several inches of leader on both ends of the UQ suspension, to purposefully loosen the fit and let more air get between the UQ and the Hammock. Any ideas?
we use our 0 year around
we just do car camping etc..
but never have a issue with being to warm on bottom ? just control temp from the top side and its worked for us
I use mine year round also. I just vent the sides if need be but never had a problem. I just use a lighter TQ.
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Sounds like your idea would work. Or throw something down in it to pull it away from the hammock. Use less insulation on top as well.
Carry forth.
Shug
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I used a 20*TQ without an UQ in the summer. That was more out of necessity than preference as I didn't have anything else... I have since built some CDT sets that should be plenty sufficient in the warmer months. Though the set seems to be the same bulk and maybe a little more weight than the TQ alone... it should negate any over night chills I may get on my underside.
Cheers,
the Goat
Last edited by Billy Goat; 11-25-2016 at 13:09.
Cheers,
The Goat
Do a search for PLUQ. It's a very affordable way to make a summer under quilt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB9MFwHH0Jw
How do you "vent the sides"? I understand venting the head or foot by loosening the bungee cord to allow air to enter from head and foot but not sure what venting the sides is? Thanks.
Originally Posted by Tyst Död
Sorry the ends yes. I have the habit of calling them sides.
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I took a nap in my basement today for about 90 minutes. It's about 66° down there and I used my new 0° short Incubator just for fun. No problems whatsoever.
Got ya. Thanks!
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