Vango PULSAR series Aufbauanleitung

TENT PITCHING INSTRUCTIONS – PULSAR 200 & 300 (UK)
Flysheet First Pitching
1. Assemble the three poles and lay them parallel on the ground.
2. Open flysheet on ground and position tent in desired direction
3. Locate black pole sleeves on outside of flysheet and insert poles. The pole sleeve ends are colour matched to the
poles.
4. Locate one end of each pole into corresponding eyelets on pole anchor straps
5. Push poles into an arch from the opposite side and locate pole ends into corresponding eyelets
6. Tighten the flysheet by adjusting the tension straps at the base of the poles.
7. Peg out adjustable anchor straps at both corners of the rear of the tent, using alloy pin pegs.
8. Pull the tent forwards, away from pegging points, until tent takes shape, Peg the two anchor straps at the front of the
tent.
9. Peg down pole anchor straps and remaining flysheet pegging points
10. Peg out ALL guy lines.
11. Lay out the porch groundsheet in correct direction. Connect the plastic hooks at rear corners to the rings at pole base;
then loop the front elastics around the front pegging points.
The inner and flysheet can remain attached when pitching and packing. However, in humid or wet conditions the underside of
the flysheet may be coated with condensation. If this is the case it may be advisable toe detach the inner and pack it
separately to prevent it from becoming wet
Inner Attachment
1. Open out inner tent inside flysheet and position doorway to correspond with the porch entrance of the flysheet.
2. Starting from the rear corners of the tent, attach the elasticated hooks on the groundsheet to corresponding rings on
the flysheet anchor straps. Suspend the inner by attaching the elastic loops of the inner tent with clips on inside of
flysheet.
Tension Band System
1. Insert tension bands through corresponding access points in the inner tent (ceiling and sidewall). Connect the straps
into the side-release buckles.
2. Adjust the tension of the TBS straps until the slack is taken out
3. Tension band pockets are provided for storage when not in use.
Vango's patented Tension Band System ensures that your tent performs in adverse weather conditions, especially strong changeable winds. In
When tensioned, the bands brace the pole and prevent sideways movement, as shown in the diagram above. The buckles should be adjusted
so that slack is removed, do not overtension the system as this may deform the poles.
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calm conditions the system can be disconnected if desired.