- Jun 11, 2012
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Hi Forum Members.I am justback from a weeks break and of course with the new awning.I had one or two ask for my personal opinion.Well very pleased with the awning much better than the old 390 and encourages onlookers.Firstly inflation of. well it requires a pressure of 9-11 psi, The awning inflates very quickly but trying to reach that 9-11 psi is something else,as the pump provided I could only manage to get to about 7or 8psi .A mechanical pump sadly is the answer. BUT a slight contradiction in the manual says if you cant reach the 9-11 psi it doesnt matter as long as the awning feels taught .In the week we lost no pressure from the awning at all but as the weather wasnt really at it hottest this may have an efffect as I would expect to lose a couple of pounds during warm weather .I was asked about condensation. There was no condensation in the awning apart from one morning it was very cold and we had the heating running in the van and as soon as we opened the door we had condensation but once aired that had gone .Around ten mins on our first attempt to erect this awning so it would seem no more cussing at each other when putting the awning up .It is a must to have the front storm poles to hold the awning snug against the van and another thing this awning will look brilliant on a really flat pitch but its ok levelling up. Well thats about it about the new Kampa ten of ten from me. Any other questions please ask I will do best to answer any questions with honesty.
Sir Roger
Sir Roger