I've searched and haven't found much discussion on this - apologies if I've overlooked the obvious. I'm searching for options for my bed-replacement hammock. I'm currently in a DIY tablecloth gathered end and it's fine but not great. I was in a Grand Trunk double and got a flatter lay, but it had drawbacks too. I've been looking at Brazilians and want to give one a try but am not sure if it means I'd need to change my suspension/attachment points. I'm currently comfortably suspended (a la the hanging calculator) at a 30 degree angle, 15 feet between anchor points, attached about 5.5 feet off the ground. I've read some posts suggesting 40 degrees may be more preferred for the Brazilian, but you really need to experiment. I get that but I can't keep drilling holes my wall :-). Is the best bet to use the hang calculator and plug in 40 degrees? If I do that I need suspension points at 8 feet? Or am I missing something. Any help is appreciated. (I'm looking at a 13 foot brazilian). Thanks.
Robin
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