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Falcon Drive Away
(air) instructions
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Falcon Drive Away
(air) instructions
Drive Away Awnings
Using and pitching the connection tunnel
Drive away awnings:
Tunnel fitting.....continued
Using a wind out canopy
NOTE
: This method connects the awning to your canopy. Depending upon the make, model and instructions of your canopy you may have to erect your awning before doing
this. This allows you to take the weight of the tunnel of the canopy when it is wound back up. Please consult your canopy instructions before proceeding.
• All wind out canopies (such as Fiama F45, Thule Omnistore, Prostor etc.) have a channel along the front of them. This channel can be used the same as the ‘using the
beading’ example previously. If you intend to drive away, you will also have to use a standard (not magnetic) drive away kit at this point, the same as previously stated. Again
the drive away kit details are listed below.
• Roll out your wind out canopy so the front of the canopy is at a manageable height.
• Slide the tunnel into the canopy (or the drive away kit) and position where required. Once on the canopy, wind the canopy back into its cassette, so the tunnel is taken right
up against the side of your vehicle.
Drive away awnings:
Using a drive away kit
Your awning has a built in drive away kit, so you do not need to use a separate drive away kit, but you may wish to. If you do wish to the instructions below are to
help connect your awning to your vehicle or wind out canopy. There are two different versions of a drive away kit, both are described below.
Your Built-in Drive Away Kit
Your awning has two beadings (4 and 6mm) on it. It also has a zip located underneath the webbing material the beading are in. To use your built in drive away kit simply slide the
correct size beading (depends upon the channel you are sliding into) into the channel and you are ready to go. When you want to disconnect you simply unzip the tunnel using
the zip located under the webbing material. When you want to re-connect simply zip it back in.
