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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle_ray_ray View Post
    Thanks for the advice, I'm new at this and I guess I come in with a different perspective from my background. So please excuse my ignorance but what exactly is an undercover? And what material(s) would you recommend to make it? Would you recommend using The ripstock nylon and a sheet of IX? Would you recommend making an TQ? If so in what format? Presently I'm using my sleeping bag.
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    Completed project! Just waiting for some cold weather! Its been in the 50's
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    Finally had the opportunity to field test my D.I.Y TQ consisting of 6.0 Climashield sandwiched in a top and bottom layer of IX with a top and bottom 1.1 Ripstock nylon covering.
    Temps got down to the high to mid 20's this weekend on the AT and I'm happy to report that it surpassed my expectations. The material combination is without question good to the low 30's without doubt

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    Glad to hear it worked out good for you
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    Nice job, looks great.
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    I saw the TQ first hand. We woke to 24F and snow and Ray was warm and rested. It's a very well made 20 deg TQ that compliments the very well made 20 deg UQ he also made. They go a long with the numerous stuff sacks and what not he's made. (Yeah, I'm jealous of his D.I.Y. skills)

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    Interesting. I've been thinking of doing something similar (though PEF instead of IX), in a 3 layer PEF setup with two or three Climashield layers (3 or 5mm) to see if it can get down to -15F.

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