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Precautions for Storage
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When taking the tent down, begin by disconnecting the Vestibule Building Tape (fig. K).
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When removing the Pole from the pins, the Pole may recoil. Use your hands to keep the Pole steady
until it straightens.
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When removing the Side Pole and the X Pole from the pins, leave the Plastic Hooks in place.
(Remove the Plastic Hooks only after all the Poles have been removed from the pins.)
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When removing the Pole from the sleeve, push it out: if the Pole is pulled out then it may become
disconnected inside the sleeve. The disconnection of the Pole inside the sleeve may cause damage
to the cloth.
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Fold the Pole from the center to the edges. If
folded from the edge, the cord can be
overstretched, which may cause elongation or
breakage. If elongation occurs, the cord will
lose the power to hold the Pole in place,
potentially causing the Pole to break. Check
the tension of the cord regularly (fig. Q).
Water droplets
(Condensation)
Moist air
Fly
Dome
Fig. O
*Do not pull the rope too much. If pulled too far, the
Fly may be overloaded or damaged.
Fig. P
Fig. Q
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How to store the Tent in the Carry Bag
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Fold the Inner Tent and the Fly according to the
length of the Carry Bag and place them inside it.
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Store the Poles and the pegs in their cases, then
place the cases in the Carry Bag. If you store the
Poles and Pegs without putting them in the
case, it may damage the products or Carry Bag.
Mist is a collection of water droplets suspended in the air that turns into condensation in rapidly falling
temperatures. In smaller spaces such as the inside of a tent, the concentration of water vapor is higher
than in an ordinary room and frequently results in more condensation. Additionally, water accounts for
60 percent of the human body and is released through breathing
and perspiration. This also causes the amount of water vapor in the
tent to increase, resulting in more condensation. Inside the tent,
condensation can commonly be found on materials that have are
highly waterproof, such as the Fly or the Bottom Sheet. Depending
on the surrounding conditions, it may be impossible to avoid
condensation completely, even with the use of waterproof
materials. To reduce condensation, it is recommended that you
allow steady ventilation while the tent is in use.
Regarding Condensation
While moving
the Guy Line
in the direction
of the arrow,
slide the Rope
tensioner to
increase the
tension.
A
A
B
B
B
B
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