fourtwentychat
Well-Known Member
I haven't been up close and personal with these types of tents yet, so I'm not exactly sure how the vents work.
On one video (htg site), they used a flange, attached by wingnuts, at the desired exhaust port and then attached the ducting to this flange instead of passing the ducting through the hole, itself. So, I'm guessing the duct flanges must be used. The question is, can these types of tents (1 or more) be chained together? That is, can the duct flanges be placed on both the inside and outside of the tent on the same port, so that more ducting can be added and sent to the next tent - thus daisy chaining 2-3 in a row (or even passing the actual ducting through the holes without added flanges)?
On one video (htg site), they used a flange, attached by wingnuts, at the desired exhaust port and then attached the ducting to this flange instead of passing the ducting through the hole, itself. So, I'm guessing the duct flanges must be used. The question is, can these types of tents (1 or more) be chained together? That is, can the duct flanges be placed on both the inside and outside of the tent on the same port, so that more ducting can be added and sent to the next tent - thus daisy chaining 2-3 in a row (or even passing the actual ducting through the holes without added flanges)?
