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Manual

Cyclone Base Camp 6

tent assembly

instructions

Cyclone Base Camp 6

instructions de

montage

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Thank you for purchasing your

new Chinook tent. We have

designed and manufactured

these tents to give years

of trouble free enjoyment

and use. To maximize the

enjoyment of your tent, please

read the following information

and assembly instructions

with care.

• Become familiar with your

new Chinook tent at home

by assembling the tent

at home before your rst

camping trip. After a long day

of travel a campsite is not a

good place to learn how to

set up a new tent.

• When selecting a campsite,

make sure that the area is

at, has good drainage and is

free of sharp objects that may

damage the tent.

• Carefully push each pole

through the proper pole

sleeve. Never force the pole

as this may cause damage to

the sleeve or pole.

PLEASE USE

COMMON SENSE

• Erect your tent upwind away

from campres.

• Do not cook with open ames

inside the tent.

• Do not store ammables or

refuel stoves or lanterns in

your tent.

FIRE WARNING

Your Chinook tent fabric is

treated with a re retardant

but is NOT FIREPROOF. If

exposed to open ames or

other ignition sources the tent

may ignite and burn.

Tent

1. Remove all parts from the tent bag. Spread the tent body with its oor on the

ground and with the web/grommet loops in each corner. Be sure to clear the area

of any sharp objects that may damage the tent fabric.

2. Assemble all of the shock-corded poles. Carefully join each section to avoid

damaging the rod ends.

3. Using the tent body poles (239"/607 cm poles), insert the poles through the

black mesh pole sleeves found along the top of the tent body.

Two of the poles run from the front corners of the tent body to the back corners,

crossing in the center of the tent canopy.

The third pole runs from one side of the tent to the other underneath the other

two poles.

4. Situated at each corner and at each side of the tent body are web stakeout loops

with grommets attached.

Working with one pole at a time, insert the pole tips into the grommet located

closest to the tent.

5. Attach all clips onto the poles.

Fly

1. Spread the y over the tent canopy making sure that the double door opening on

the y is located at the front door (largest door) of the tent body.

2. Carefully insert the Ridge pole (127.5"/324 cm long pole) into the ridge pole

sleeve located on the underside of the y running along the top center seam.

Insert the ridge pole tips into the web pockets found at each end of the pole

sleeve.

3. Carefully insert the Vestibule pole (203"/515 cm long pole) into the vestibule pole

sleeve located on the underside of the y running across the front vestibule area

above the front door. Insert the vestibule pole tips into a grommet on the web and

grommet loops located at the front corners and sides of the tent body.

4. Attach the Velcro tabs on the inner y to the tent poles.

5. Attach the y to the tent body using the quick-release buckle/strap system at

each corner.

6. Adjust quick-release buckle/strap system for a more taut y.

Pegging and Guylines

1. Starting with the tent corners, place a peg through each web loop located along

the oor of the tent body and peg out securely.

2. Pull out the lower front of the vestibule away from tent and place a peg through

each of the web loops and stake out securely.

3. Located along the lower sides of the y are shock-corded loops, peg each loop

securely.

4. There are delta guyline points with a grommet located on the outer surface of

the y. Attach a guyline to each point and fasten to a peg or other secure object

making sure the guylines are taut.

5. By staking and guying your tent

a. the tent will be more stable in windy conditions

b. the y will shed rain better

c. air circulation to the inner tent will be increased

IMPORTANTE INFORMATION

Merci pour l’achat de votre

nouvelle tente Chinook. Nous

avons dessiné et fabriqué nos

tentes pour vour donner des

années de plaisir sans maux

de tête. Pour maximiser votre

plaisir, s.v.p. lire attentivement

les instructions de montage

et de soins à prendre pour

conserver votre tente en bonne

condition.

• Familiariser vous avec votre

tente Chinook en la montant

au moins une fois dans la

cour arrière chez vous avant

votre excursion.

• Quand vous choisissez votre

emplacement pour monter

votre tente, assurez vous

d’un endroit plat, bien drainé

et nettoyer de tous objets

pouvant endommager votre

tente.

• Glisser soigneusement

chaque tige dans sa gaine

respective. Ne jamais forcer

les tiges car cela pourrait

causer des dommages à la

pole ou à la gaine.

VEUILLEZ UTILISER VOTRE

BON SENS

• Monter votre tente eloignée du

feu de camp.

• Ne jamais cuisiner à l’intérieur

de la tente.

• Ne pas remiser de liquides

inammable dans votre tente.

INFLAMMABILITÉ

Votre tente Chinook a été traité

avec un enduit antiamme

mais n’est pas à l’épreuve du

feu. Une exposition directe à

une amme ou une source de

chaleur excessive peut causer

une incendie.

Tente

1. Sortir toutes les composantes du sac de rangement. Étaler le plancher de la

tente sur le sol. Assurez vous de bien nettoyer l’espace de tout objet pouvant

endommager le plancher de tente.

2. Assembler toutes les poles. Prendre soin de ne pas endommager les embouts.

3. Utiliser l’armature de tente (239"/607 cm) et l’insérer dans la gaine noire

située dans le faîte de la tente.

Deux des tiges doivent être placées dans l’oeillet du coin avant à celui arrière.

La troisième tige doit être placé d’un coin à l’autre de la tente passant en

dessous des deux autres tiges.

4. À chaque coin de la tente et de chaque côté il y a des attaches renforcies.

Installer une tige à la fois, insérer l’embout de la tige dans l’attache la plus près

de la tente.

5. Attacher tous les crochets aux poles .

Double Toit

1. Déployer le double toit en vous assurant que l’ouverture de la porte soit en

avant de la tente.

2. Soigneusement insérer la faitière (127.5"/324 cm longue tige) dans la gaine

située à l’endos du double toit le long de la couture centrale. Insérer l’embout

de la faitière à chacune des extrémités dans la pochette renforcie.

3. Soigneusement insérer la tige du vestibule (203"/515 cm) dans la gaine située

à l’endos du double toit enveloppant le vestibule de la porte avant. Insérer

l’embout de la tige du vestibule dans l’attache courroie du vestibule et aux

attaches situées dans les coins avant et sur les côtés de la tente.

4. Attacher les “Velcro” du double toit à l’armature de la tente.

5. Attacher le double toit à l’armature de la tente en utilisant les courroies

d’attaches rapides.

6. Ajuster les courroies d’attaches rapides pour un double toit bien tendu.

Piquets et Tendeurs

1. Commencer par les coins de la tente, placer un piquet dans chacune des

attaches renforcies tout autour de la tente et bien ancrer.

2. Etirer vers l’extérieur la porte inférieure du vestibule et bien ancrer à l’aide des

piquets dans chacune des attaches renforcies.

3. Situé tout autour du double toit il y a les cordes élastiques qu’il faut bien

ancrer à l’aide de piquets.

4. À la surface extérieur du double toit il y a des points d’attaches delta avec

oeillet. Attacher un tendeur à chacun de ses oeillets bien ancrer et bien tendre

le tendeur.

5. Par un bon ancrage de votre tente

a) Votre tente sera plus stable par temps venteux

b) Le double toit évacura mieux la pluie

c) L’aération de la tente sera augmentée

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Brand	Chinook
Model	Cyclone Base Camp 6
Category	Tents
File type	PDF
File size	0.36 MB

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Pitch the tent, clean the cloth and let it dry. Apply the impregnation agent on the cloth with a plant sprayer or other spray. It is also possible to use a paint roller or brush. The cloth needs to be fully saturated with the impregnation agent. Also treat the inside of the tent. Thoroughly clean any windows with a moist cloth. Do not let the impregnation agent dry on it. Let the tent cloth fully dry. Repeat the treatment if needed.

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There are special pieces of self-adhesive patches of cloth available for synthetic tent canvases. Stick one of these patches on both sides of the hole or tear. For cotton tent canvases or mixed material tent canvases it's best to use patches that can be ironed on. This will require an iron.

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On grassland or forest surfaces you can use semi circular or plastic pegs. On rocky surfaces you need to use rock pegs. On clay surfaces you can use semi circular, plastic or universal pegs. On gravel surfaces you need semi circular or universal pegs and on sand you need to use wooden pegs.

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