does air blow into the tent or out of the tent?
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Out of tent, to get rid of hot air, or you can pull in cool air from floor level.
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condensation in a tent is due to lack of air circulation. Warm breath moisture rises to tent fabric and cooled there and it rains or drops. Open a window. Waterproofing is maintenance that will go on for ever.
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We got to test out it's waterproof ability this year, when it poured so hard that we made trenches to send the water away from the tent and site. Two torrential storms went through that brought a lot of rain and wind. The water had risen to 3 inches up the side of the tent, but did not get inside at all. One thing we do find is that there will be condensation which ends up underneath the inflatable pads under the sleeping bags. This comes from sweating overnight, not from rain getting inside. We just open it up during the day to let it air out. You're not going to want to do that in the rain so it'll be difficult to get rid of the condensation, which there will be more of if you go into the tent wet. You definitely want a layer under your sleeping bag especially if you are going to be in those conditions for that amount of time.
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You have to have continuous air. It's the same set up as a blow up bounce house
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it has an opening for a power cord. Not sure what you mean by an air conditioning vent. The roof of the tent is mesh with allows the air to circulate and the rain cover protects from mother nature. It is a very comfortable tent. Hope this helps.
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There are straps at the corners that I bungee'd to my cot corners, but you don't really have to tye it down, just set it on top of your cot and put your sleeping bag insice and it won't blow away. It had an intergral floor in it so it's like a regular tent with a bottom, only the size of a cot. Hope this helps. P.S. Great tent for the Baja 'no-seeums', you know...the gnats/bugs that bite right at sunset.
680598
There are holes in the tent fir wires and 6" duct tubing that works great with a carbon filter. I'd suggest having the carbon filter outside of the tent sucking air out of the tent and through it.
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The top is vented with a rain fly on it, but you can remove the rain fly. There are also four vented openings on the bottom of the tent to help with heat. I've used this for the texas renfest a few times and it's pretty airy.
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I was camping last month. Lows down into the low 30s. Had the vents and fly shut down tight and was very warm. I haven't been in the tent during a wind storm yet but have had 3/4 inch of rain in an hour and not a drop got in. I love this tent.
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Absolutely! If you don't have some air coming in the tent eventually the oxygen will be used up. You just can't have an airtight tent or you will wake up dead. It's great for heat and very efficient.
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All tents have to have a vent to release carbon dioxide and replenish fresh air. I would seal one end off after set up and pile leaves or other plant material in front of the other end. Mainly this is not going to be the idea tent for a winter hike. It does, however, make for a good throw in for a pack in case of an emergency.
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It should mostly pop open. The magic poles are for the bottom edge of the tent, to keep it spread open. There are tiny slots in the fabric where they slide in. Hope that helps!
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It usually takes me only a few breaths to blow it up. When you blow into it try slightly pinching at the base of the piece that sticks out. Doing this allows more air to flow in at once. Also do this when deflating.
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I believe that's a vent. I haven't used mine in a few months, but whatever it is, it's covered and weather-proof. We love this tent!
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It comes with a 120 plug (normal outlet) you can purchase a 220/240 plug if needed. I don't have a tent, but it sits on a very small table with the fan on top of the filter and a hose hooked up to an outlet. It can pull air in or air out. Depends on which way you set the fan. I personally love it and am very happy with it. If you have a tent, you may want a fan speed control, but I don't use one.
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I think its for water drainage or just extra ventilation. I have been in the tent at night on the deck and havent had any issues with bugs.
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No, you may be able to let air out while it is conected but not in a specific amount.