21st Century Baker's Tent
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21st Century Baker's Tent
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#2Those emergency blankets don’t work like normal blankets - by trapping air and preventing it from moving - but by reflecting heat and keeping it in.
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#3I see no content on the linked page. Am I missing something?
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#4I see no content on the linked page. Am I missing something?
Little Snitch seems to think it fetches AJAX on a nonstandard port.
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#5I see no content on the linked page. Am I missing something?
You need to have Javascript enabled because the content is faded in by a script, apparently. Here's a pastebin of the text, but the post includes videos too: https://pastebin.com/8UwWUyTE
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#6Broken link.
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#8Amazing, when you add the idea of a Swedish rocket stove (https://hackaday.com/2021/06/01/disposable-rocket-stove-keep...) this could make camping way more accessible.
I've got some motorcycle camping planned, and own an auger for that stove purpose, but was looking for a tent, and this looks super interesting.
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#9That's going to be a condensation fest in there.
Pretty sure The Outdoor Gear Review did a real world test of something very similar. They 'work' in that they do heat up, but they're a lot of work and get extremely sweaty when made from those non-breathable plastic survival sheets.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJwvH90g3Yw
For a more in depth look at using more 'appropriate' modern materials, 'Simon, A Bloke in the Woods' has a decent series on making a Baker Tent from scratch:
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#10What happens if the tent catches fire? Does it burn?