Corwin C wrote:BTW - The door's always open when you're in the neighborhood.
Corwin
Thanks, also, if you look at my album, I'm not one to throw stones at the flat spots. I wanted maximum volume as well.
Greg
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by GregB » Wed Nov 04, 2009 2:32 pm
Thanks, also, if you look at my album, I'm not one to throw stones at the flat spots. I wanted maximum volume as well.
Greg
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by planovet » Wed Nov 04, 2009 3:35 pm
I'm with Tom, a short flat section isn't going to make that much difference. I have about an 18" flat section also, just enough for the fan to sit flat. It's rained several times while camping but never had any water problems (at least on the roof).
I like the profile
I like the profile
Mark (& Cindi) Visit our website: Little Swiss Teardrop
I was wondering why the water balloon was getting bigger... and then it hit me.
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I would be happy to help with a profile (I have cad capability) if you would like it. PM me or post a sketch & some measurements. I sure we can work something out.
