To start with does anyone have any experience on the moisture / condensation issue I encountered that may be of interest?
Used my new Kampa Air Pro 330 Awning this last weekend and notwithstanding old age lack of mobility found it a pleasure setting up and dismantling. (Well dismantling is misleading because it almost folds itself up by default) Anyway if I need one enhancement to setting up, it would be a clip attached to a rope to make threading it into the awning rail on the van a lot easier. That will eliminate the need for either dragging a "tall person" along with you or standing stretching on top of the van entrance stairs. Otherwise the rest was easy, pegging and weather stays all easy to figure out. However it was cold out and on the first morning everything was wet. Condensation drips everywhere. Figured out there are 2 x air vent flaps at the top corner which I opened the next night and it was a lot better but still a bit too much. If someone was sleeping there they would need to sleep in a water proof bag! Any comments?
Used my new Kampa Air Pro 330 Awning this last weekend and notwithstanding old age lack of mobility found it a pleasure setting up and dismantling. (Well dismantling is misleading because it almost folds itself up by default) Anyway if I need one enhancement to setting up, it would be a clip attached to a rope to make threading it into the awning rail on the van a lot easier. That will eliminate the need for either dragging a "tall person" along with you or standing stretching on top of the van entrance stairs. Otherwise the rest was easy, pegging and weather stays all easy to figure out. However it was cold out and on the first morning everything was wet. Condensation drips everywhere. Figured out there are 2 x air vent flaps at the top corner which I opened the next night and it was a lot better but still a bit too much. If someone was sleeping there they would need to sleep in a water proof bag! Any comments?
