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Revised 2020-10-06 www.BigSkyInternational.com 307-201-6388
Big Sky International, Inc. – Revolution 1.5P rev. A tent
** Warning **
The both sides silicone coated fabric has a high strength to weight ratio and none
of the harmful chemicals that some add companies to reduce flammability, but it
will burn so keep it away from heat or open flame.
We have enclosed a fabric swatch for a test burn… after burning a fabric swatch
you need to decide to either to accept the risk of using the product with this fabric
or return the unused product for full refund
.
Setup instructions:
1)
If the inner is not attached:
First attach either an inner or the “X-cord” to the outer. The outer has color coded straps that
match the tent inner or “X-cord”, i.e. red to red:
a.
To attach an inner 1) clip “red” S-hook to “red” ring at narrow end. 2) clip “black” hook
to “black” ring at wide end, 3) attach top toggle into ring with “reflective” webbing, and
4) attach remaining toggles between these.
b.
To attach the “X-cord” 1) clip “red” hook to “red” ring at narrow end, 2) clip “black”
hook to “black” ring at wide end.
2)
After inner is connected to outer, clear the ground of any sharp objects that will damage the tent
floor. Lay out the tent outer. (Option: stake corners, staking/pegging diagonally works best rather
than staking/pegging one end then staking/pegging the other end – staking/pegging the outer
down first before attaching the poles is recommended in windy conditions.)
3)
“Hoop” each long pole and insert ends into grommets on each corner of outer. Lift the pole clips
with REFLECTIVE webbing and attach where the poles cross, do this BEFORE attaching the
other pole clips… then attach remaining pole clip to the poles.
4)
Insert each end of 3
rd
pole in the grommets on the outside of the outer… then attach pole clips to
3
rd
pole.
TIP: Leave outer and inner attached for quick setup and take down
5)
Staking/pegging the tent – one stake/peg on each vestibule, and one stake/peg for each tent
corner, one stake for head end, and one stake/peg for the foot end. In windy conditions, a person
may want to use the four or six or more optional reflective guy lines. We suggest staking/pegging
the guy lines at 45 degree angles to the tent. See guy line diagram on the next page.
