Western Shelter Systems AIRFRAME SENTINEL II, Техническое руководство

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2.9 CONNECTING CORRIDOR
Tents can be connected both end-to-end and side-to-end. These connections are formed using special corridors.
To assemble these corridors we recommend proceeding as follows:
A - Pass all the eyes in the water guard edge over the stays.
B - Identify the stay at the apex of the corridor and fix it to the apex of the door edge by passing the fixing line through it.
C - Next insert the stays for the module into respective eyes in the door edge and thread the line through until you reach the
bases. Then seal off the lines using the procedure shown in fig. 2.19.
D - Overlap the water guard edge for the door and the water guard edge on the module.
E - Fix the Velcro strips on the bottom of the module to the respective Velcro strips at the bottom of the door.
F - Complete all the operations described thus far for the connection to the other tent as well.
G1 - (End-to-end connection) Insert one rod with a spring-loaded lug “F” into the housings at the apex of the doors and
inside the rod with holes “B” so to have the shorter pole set; position the spring-loaded lugs into the proper holes so to
tension correctly. Do the same for the two pairs of side housings.
G2 - (End-to-side connection) – same as point G1 but inverting the rod with holes “B” so to have the longer pole set. Do the
same for the two pairs of side housings.
G3 - (Side-to-side connection) - Insert two rods with a spring-loaded lug “F” into the housings at the apex of the doors and
inside the rod with holes “B” on both sides; position the spring-loaded lugs into the proper holes so to tension correctly. Do
the same for the two set of side housing.
H - Assemble the 2 pairs of rods “H” using the 2 rubber sleeves “I”. Position the four assemblies at the tent door and about
half way along rod “F”.