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Answer A: Is it dangerous to sleep in a tent alone in a forest in -20&#xB0;C?
There is a definite danger of hypothermia depending upon the "type" of tent you choose to use. Eskimos live in -70F environments from one day to the next, so it is doable certainly. Native Americans as cited above have tents to provide for living in environments that commonly get to -50F (by keepin...
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about 10 years ago
Answer A: Create ultra light camera tripod w/ mini tripod and 3 tent poles?
Using a hanger worked great. The clips I made replaced the slider legs of the mini-tripod, and the other end engaged the tent pole sleeves. I bent up a pressure clip so they would not slide out. I can even move my ultra-light tripod around and it stays together. See pictures below. Set Up Close...
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about 10 years ago
Question Create ultra light camera tripod w/ mini tripod and 3 tent poles?
I can lash a mini tripod ($2 on eBay) to the top of a quad-sected tent pole with 4 equal sections with internal elastic to make a tripod. This gets me about 2' off the ground. I can lash a mini tripod to the top of two bi-sected tent poles together, to form a tripod. This gets me about 4' off the ...
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about 10 years ago