How to Pitch a Basha (Tarp) Tent
Spread out the basha where you intend to pitch it up., Set up the two gadget poles and tie a string across., Spread the basha over the middle line., Adjust the corners till the tent is taut and well spread. ,Adjust all four corners one at a time...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Spread out the basha where you intend to pitch it up.
Figure out where the poles need to go. -
Step 2: Set up the two gadget poles and tie a string across.
To set up the two gadget poles, you could either mallet them down and/or secure them to pegs pulling in opposite directions.
You could set the string across higher up or lower down depending on how waterproof you want you tent to be and how easy easy it will be to move in and out of it.
It is better to set up the basha between two trees, as they tend to be more secure than gadget poles. , Tie the four corners to the string and peg in the four corners.
Pull the guy-lines tight.
Pull the opposite corners first.
Having the guy lines go away from the basha at around 45 degrees is best. ,,, -
Step 3: Spread the basha over the middle line.
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Step 4: Adjust the corners till the tent is taut and well spread.
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Step 5: Adjust all four corners one at a time until the groundsheet is taut and evenly spread out.
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Step 6: Put a groundsheet in the middle and your shelter is complete.
Detailed Guide
Figure out where the poles need to go.
To set up the two gadget poles, you could either mallet them down and/or secure them to pegs pulling in opposite directions.
You could set the string across higher up or lower down depending on how waterproof you want you tent to be and how easy easy it will be to move in and out of it.
It is better to set up the basha between two trees, as they tend to be more secure than gadget poles. , Tie the four corners to the string and peg in the four corners.
Pull the guy-lines tight.
Pull the opposite corners first.
Having the guy lines go away from the basha at around 45 degrees is best. ,,,
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