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The first thing that must be determined, is whether or not the problem that you are having is referred to as a wildlife removal or pest control issue. Most wildlife have the ability to transform into a pest simply by multiplying in numbers. Which is why they invade homes and properties to begin with. A lot of times these wildlife animals are looking for a place where they can give birth or hibernate.
Depending on the type of nuisance that has taken over your domain, determines what types of procedures that can be done for safe removal. There are some types of wildlife that cannot safely be removed from the premises without endangering the lives of others. It is always advised to never attempt to remove wildlife on your own. The wildlife removal experts and professionals are trained in removal and control of wildlife, even those that may pose a threat.
In Chicago, there are a growing number of rodents, pests and wildlife that are destroying homes and buildings. The need for Chicago squirrel removal has increased because these squirrels will take residence in various spaces of your home. This includes attics, basements even the walls. However, there are ways to solve this problem safely. In order to resolve this issue, the squirrels must be removed. This can be done by placing traps and removing the rodents from the location. Some of the traps that are placed are known as one way traps. There are times where live handling removal is necessary, which is definitely a process to be done by a professional.
In order to eliminate problems such as squirrels, birds, raccoons and other bothersome wildlife, it is necessary to completely remove the pests and relocate them. This ensures that the wildlife will not return. Habitat control and scent deterrents are other methods performed by wildlife removal experts in order to eliminate nuisance problems.
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Form taking time to load on high speed internet connectionAsked by afckredieten on November 13, 2015 at 11:46 AM
is there a solution for speed issues? i work on a 200MBPS internetline, but i'm having issues building a 6 pages form. sometimes it takes up to a minute before i can do a next item, or it crashes and i need to restart (closing chrome, edge, firefox) and restart.
Also, this form once published is verry slow. Is it because im working from in Europe? would transferring data to the data center in Germany be a solution for the speed issue?
this is my speedtest
Ok, i could work with seperate forms, and use the thank you redirect to the seccond form, but because i need plenty of submissions from the first form in the seccond it"'s easier to work with everything in one form so i can use update from another field, instead of prepolulations, and looking for field id's and so one.
The question i'm having is that now the speed is one thing, but once embedded in my wordpress site (i use a verry fast hosting digital ocean, or amazon) would the speed wouldn't be more slower than now? If so that would be a verry important issue. I need to be sure that the form is reasonable fast, (normal openingspeed).
Are there solutions out there to fix this.
(Private)Answered by Ben on November 13, 2015 at 01:13 PM
I can recreate the same and I am on high speed internet myself as well, also in Europe.
Now I just want to mention that you should already be on our EU servers since since two days ago a switch was done for everyone.
Now, I did check your form and unfortunately the issue is not with the jotform servers (per say), it is caused by our CDN servers taking 16 seconds for 16x16 image and 18 seconds for the other, etc.
Since I can easily watch streaming videos on 2 PCs in the same time without noticing any issues in regards to the browsing speed, this is a lot of time, however our CDN servers were Amazon servers and have now been switched to DigitalOcean's UnicornCDN.
I do presume that the issue might be connected to this switch as it is likely that it takes a bit of time to make it all work properly, but I will raise this to our developers to look into.
This can be seen here:
blank.gif being 1x1 and the others being slightly larger, but still very small images.
- This is for the following form: https://form.jotformeu.com/53163025529351
I assume that the propagation for the switch off the CDN is now done ? We are 24 later (almost).
But the opening times of my forms are still incredibly slow, tested on 3 different pc (win 7, And 10) on 2 different internetlines from 2 different providers. And on ipad and iphone.
I will test the embedded , (on a digitalocean droplet, and a vultr.com simular setup) i hope that te speed will not be slower than it already is
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I do not currently see any issues related to the CDN.
Please consider the following suggestions to improve the form response time.
- Use as less widgets as possible to have a really fast form (Calculation Widgets do not count, they are based on a standard field). Most of the widgets are being loaded separately from another addresses, so they do add the load time.
- Remove form Languages tool. If you use one language on the form, the tool is not actually required. It might save you about 2 seconds of the load time.
- When an 'Allow navigation without validation' is set to yes on the Form Tabs widget it may add some validation lag when navigating between the form tabs.
- Enabled Autofill option may caused a lag on the long forms since it is saving the whole form data locally. You may consider increasing an Auto Save time or disabling that option.
Thank you.
JotForm Support
I would like to add that you should better also disable a 'Save on data changes' option of the Autofill feature. Otherwise, it will not honor the Auto Save time (30 seconds is better than instant saves on the data changes).
Ok thanks, i've got no widgets besides tabs, but the rest i'll try to see of that makes a difference
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On behalf of my colleagues, you are welcome! Let us know if that makes any difference.

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New Delhi: Dismissing it as not maintainable, the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal has noted that the petition that has been filed by Fortune (Baroda) Network Pvt. Ltd., Gujarat, against Den Networks of which it is a joint venture.
Chairman Justice Aftab Alam and members Kuldip Singh and B B Srivastava noted that Den Networks held the majority share of 51 per cent in the joint venture company.
The petition had been filed by one Venus Patel who claimed to be the promoter director of the petitioner company. There was no authorization by the Board of the petitioner company that has among its members also some nominee directors from Den. The petition was filed on the strength of an "authorization" signed by Venus Patel himself and one Kirti Bhai Patel who described themselves as promoter directors.
The Tribunal noted that: "It is evident that there is a dispute in regard to the control of the petitioner company. Both the nature of the real dispute and the manner in which this petition is filed render it not maintainable before the Tribunal".
The Tribunal noted that earlier, one Jayesh Patel and some others filed a petition against Den and the present petitioner Fortune (Baroda) Network Pvt. Ltd and had been dismissed on 4 August last year.
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Nico's digital footprint
Imagine this, you're somewhere you've never been before and you need your phone to navigate you home but you need a quick getaway and don't have time to enter the address manually. Or you're taking the boy/girl of your dreams home after a great date and want to impress them with some technological stuff (because geeks are the new sexy). In both scenarios NFC can come to the rescue. In this article I'm going to explain how you can program an NFC tag to launch your navigation app and navigate you home. (NOTE: this has been tested on a Nokia Lumia 920 with Nokia Drive).
First, the prerequisites. We need an NFC capable Windows Phone 8 device with navigation software. We also need a blank, NDEF formatted, writable NFC tag (I got mine from RapidNFC). We'll also need a dataconnection to fetch our coordinates (only for writing the NFC tag).
Next, the pieces of the puzzle. In this case there are three things that need to be taken care of. First we need to be able to enter an address in an app and get the longitude/latitude coordinates for that address. Second, we need to write the instruction for launching the navigations app and navigating to those coordinates to an NFC tag and third we need our phone to actually launch the app and navigate to the received coordinates. Now to make that last part work we only need to make sure we have an NFC capable phone, have NFC enabled in Settings and that we have navigational software installed.
Enough planning, let's get to work. First the UI, I'm going with two TextBlocks, one to enter the address and one that will show the coordinates just to see if that worked. I also need two buttons, one for fetching the coordinates and one for writing the NFC tag. Here's the XAML
With this as the final result
How this works, we enter an address in the top TextBox and click the "Get Coordinates" button. This will use the Microsoft.Phone.Maps functionality to translate that address into coordinates, those coordinates will show up in the bottom TextBox. When we click the "Write NFC tag" button the app will wait for a writable NFC tag, once that's detected the data will be written on it. All it takes then is a tap on the tag and the phone will take you home.
Before we dive into code we need to add some capabilities. Using the Maps namespace and using NFC requires two capabilities, double-click the WMAppManifest.xml file and select these capabilities.
This will keep us away from any UnauthorizedExceptions.
On to the code we go, we'll start with declaring some private fields.
After that, we go to the "Get Coordinates" button.
First thing we need to do is verify if an address was actually entered in the TextBlock. When that's verified we declare a GeocodeQuery and initialize it with a new GeoCoordinate and pass the address as a SearchTerm. When the query completes we check if there's a result. The query should return a result of type IList<MapLocation> the first element in the list is the one we need, and from this first item we need the GeoCoordinate property, we'll put that one in the _coordinate field. We call the QueryAsync() method on GeocodeQuery to get the result. For some reason QueryAsync returns void, meaning we can't just await it. We need to do this the oldschool way and use the QueryCompleted event handler.
With that, the first part of our puzzle is solved. We can go from an address to a coordinate. Now we just need a way to get this coordinate and the navigation app launch instruction onto an NFC tag. Let's have a look at what happens when the "Write NFC tag" button is clicked.
There's some NFC magic going on here. First we instantiate a ProximityDevice instance and activate the proximity provider. If, at that point, _device is null it means that the Windows Phone device either has no NFC capabilities or they are disabled in Settings > Tap & Send. If _device is not null we have successfully initialized NFC. Line 13 is a bit special. We call the SubscribeForMessage() method on the ProximityDevice. What happens is, when the NFC provider reads a tag it sends a message, we subscribe to the "WritableTag" message because it's the only thing we can use in this case. If you want a complete list of all supported message types, have a look at MSDN.Since the subscription doesn't live on the UI thread we need to use the Dispatcher in order to update the TextBlock that hold the status. The WriteTag() method gets called when a writable NFC tag is detected.
This method is the piece of magic that glues all pieces together. We start by setting the Uri that will launch when the tag is tapped. "ms-drive-to" means we need whatever app is registered to the drive-to command (you can also get walking directions by using "ms-walk-to") the rest of the string are parameters we're passing into that app. We are passing the coordinates into the app, passing those in means that the app knows we want to navigate and where we want to go. We also need a DataWriter with Utf16LE encoding (this is the encoding needed for writing uri messages to NFC tags). We fill the buffer of the DataWriter with the uri string we've constructed a second ago and we publish it through the ProximityDevice as a binary message. The PublishBinaryMessage() method takes in a messagetype and an implementation of IBuffer, provided by the DataWriter in this case. In an overload the method also takes a method that fires when the publish is completed, we use this event handler to update our UI.
That's all folks, with a bit of tinkering we've combined two possibilities of the Windows Phone 8 platform in a very cool, almost "magical" trick. I've got my NFC sticker in my car, impressing people wherever I go and now you can all be as cool as I am you're welcome.
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Cayden: You SuckMature
Taylor eventually stopped hugging me enough to actually get dressed and inform me we were going surfing and that I could borrow a pair of his boardshorts. Taylor's house was a little further from the beach than I'd have liked but at least he seemed to be a walking kinda guy like me. He chattered away for the entire walk as well. He kind of reminded me of Maxxie, Hadley and Caleb rolled in to one but with something else hidden in there. We'd barely been at the beach for five minutes when I saw Jake go past with some guy. So naturally me and Taylor went to say hi.
"Oh hey" Jake said.
"Whose this?" the guy with him asked.
"Oh... Uh, this is Cayden... He's a... friend"
"Yo. Looks like you made some friends after all" I smirked a little.
"Uh.. I wouldn't say friend... He's in the band I joined, we only met yesterday" Jake said and the guy smirked at him.
I smiled a little and Jake clearly wanted to change the subject.
"Who's this?" he asked, gesturing at Taylor.
"Hi, I'm Taylor" he smiled, holding his hand out for Jake and this other guy to shake.
The other guy shook his hand but Jake didn't. The guy seemed kinda tense.
"You okay, man?" I asked.
"Yeah, sorry. Nice to meet you, Taylor" he said, still not shaking Taylor's hand, nodding at him instead.
Taylor pulled his hand back and looked a little upset.
"Don't think I caught your name" I said to the other guy.
"Oh, I'm El" he smiled and I smiled back.
"Nice to meet you, dude"
*"Nice to meet you too. How'd you meet Jake?"
"I don't think that's relevant" Jake jumped in and I arched an eyebrow.
"We met in a bar"
"Oh" El smirked at Jake. "So this is my competition"
He said it jokingly but Jake tensed up, putting on a fake smile and shaking his head. "We're friends nothing more..."
I nodded and it was silent for a while. Totally not awkward at all...
"Um, well we're going to a bar tonight, we could meet up. Jake's got better clothes for then" El said.
"Sure" I said and Taylor nodded.
"Yeah" Jake muttered, sounding a little unsure.
It was silent again and this time it was Taylor who spoke up.
"You guys wanna come surfing?"
"Yeah, that will be awesome" El said.
"I don't surf and you won't get me in water unless you bribe me" Jake said.
"Ah, c'mon, spoil sport" I said and he smiled.
"No" he smiled again as El whispered something in his ear. "I'm getting that anyway"
Taylor laughed and El pouted, turning to him. "I'll surf anyway. Mardy can stay on the side lines"
Jake pulled a fake hurt look. "How am I mardy?"
"You're a spoil sport"
"Says the guy who has to go at it twice in the space of 10 hours" Jake smirked and I sort of laughed.
"There's a time and a place, dude"
"He started it" Jake laughed and El pouted. "Don't pout, it ain't attractive" El pouted some more and Jake quickly bit El's bottom lip.
"Ouch" El complained but stopped pouting.
Taylor looked like he was a little awkward with it all. "Um, so, yeah, I'm gonna go ahead and just..." he gestured at the sea.
"I'll join you" El followed him.
"C'mon, it'll be fun" I said to Jake, sort of as a last attempt.
"I thought I told you bribe me or force me" Jake smirked.
I laughed. "You asked for it" I picked him up bridal style and carried him over to the water.
"Mate this isn't cool. I've not even got a the right clothing" he said, kicking me a little.
El looked on a little jealously.
"Who cares if you have the right clothes? Rent a board and a wetsuit and get out on the waves, man" I said, dropping him in the water.
"Fuck you dude"
He tackled my waist, knocking the both of us in the water and I laughed.
"Look who's in the water"
"Mate, you're a dick" he shoved my head under the water and stepped back onto the beach. "You're lucky I changed from my new clothes and shoes"
I laughed again. "Surfboard, wetsuit, now. We're already waiting" With that, I grabbed my board and paddled out to where El and Taylor were.
"Not going!" Jake shouted as I paddled out.
"Dude, you suck"
"Yeah I do" he was probably smirking.
"Wetsuit, now" I shouted back to him before going off and enjoying the waves, seeing him lie down on the beach.
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The main trend remains bearish, but we've got an "Engulfing" at the last low, which has been confirmed by the just finished "Three Methods" pattern. So, the market is likely going to reach the 34 Moving Average during the day. If a pullback happens afterwards, there'll be an opportunity to get a new low very soon.


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A world's leading manufacturer of High End Home Furnishings products with proven success design concepts. The company is very active in online distribution & warehousing. This company has been shaping the direction of the industry for More than two decades and prides itself with product lines widely...
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Well established profitable LA based women's wholesale manufacturer. With over 600 accounts that consists primarily of "contemporary missy" specialty boutique stores across the USA, the business caters to clientele consisting of the young professional and mature female crowd who appreciate the value...
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- San Diego, California, United States
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While competition certainly exists in all facets of the fashion industry, this firm has developed a retail and catalogue client base whose customers are loyal to the brand. The firm's 30 years of goodwill provides it an unmatched level of credibility. The firm typically attends two Las Vegas trade...
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Feb 11, 2014 at 10:14 pm #1313205
So this weekend my wife and I were camping with my 10×10 flat tarp here in Florida. It was about 70 during the day and then dropped to around 45 at night. It had rained all day the day before so it was fairly humid as usual.
I set it up as an A-frame with my trekking poles fully extended and the guy-lines 3 feet out on the sides. My wife's quilt had a ton of beaded up condensation on it in the morning. Mine seemed dry but I was using a cheap army navy job and I just assumed it absorbed it where the higher quality quilt resisted it.
What can I do to avoid that in the future? It was warm and sunny that morning so I laid it out to dry while we at breakfast and broke camp. However if that wasn't the case and that happened a few nights in a row I think we'd have a problem. I figured having the tarp setup nice and open like that would avoid condensation problems but it was a pretty still night. Would a different setup have avoided it? Are there certain conditions where I should expect heavy condensation?
Thanks.Feb 11, 2014 at 10:28 pm #2072495
How big was the gap between ground and edges of tarp? Bigger gap helps.Feb 11, 2014 at 10:40 pm #2072500
The sides were probably around a foot and half or two off the ground. I had the trekking poles fully extended, so around five feet high and the guy-lines were also fully extended, so around 3 feet long. This was setup as an A-frame. I was thinking maybe a lean-to or modified lean to might have been better but haven't tried either before other than screwing around in the yard.Feb 11, 2014 at 10:49 pm #2072502
Condensation on under side of tarp?Feb 11, 2014 at 10:52 pm #2072503
Welcome to life at the dew point in a single wall shelter! Ventilate, use a bivy, or get a double wall tent.
A sponge or pack towel can help manage the moisture.Feb 11, 2014 at 11:03 pm #2072505
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@saparisorLocale: Pacific Northwest
Some thoughts: What kind of surface did you set up on? What kind of groundsheet, if any, did you use and how much ground surface area was covered under the tarp? Were there any breezes? Where you in a low point (dare I say "valley" in Florida?) or camped adjacent to water?
There are just some places where condensation can't be avoided. Not just you and your wife, but vegetation, especially tall grasses, can give off a lot of condensation into the air, straight up onto the tarp. It sounds like you had decent ventilation around the edges, but maybe there wasn't enough air circulating to move that moisture anywhere.
While Dale is right about a double-wall shelter, there would still be some condensation on the inside of the fly; it just wouldn't have a chance to come into contact with your bags.Feb 12, 2014 at 12:00 am #2072518
There was condensation on the underside of the tarp but that's not usually a problem. It was the condensation on the quilt that was the problem.
Ventilation is what I'm after and I thought I had the tarp setup pretty well for that. I'm not really interested in carrying a double wall tent(or a tent at all) and certainly not bivys. I could see wiping it down helping. Does the condensation usually come from condensing on the tarp and then dropping, or actually condensing on the quilt, or some combination of the two?
We were setup on a grassy area next to what is apparently a prairie although it looked more like a marsh like to me. Being the dry season the prairie was actually mostly dry. I used a 5×8 poncho/tarp as the ground sheet. Does a ground sheet generally make it better or worse? The was very little if any wind and I assume that was a big part of the problem. We weren't in a low point, the area is pretty flat and I certainly wouldn't call anything I've seen here a valley, lol.
I was hoping that setting it up differently might help, but thinking about it now, if there really is no wind I don't think it would make much different. What do you think?Feb 12, 2014 at 12:52 am #2072525
Location, humidity, and dew point are all contributors. A full ground sheet can help on grass or wet ground.
When the conditions are bad, there isn't a lot to be done. You could have moisture on the sleeping bag from the tarp, or just dew in general. I have cowboy camped and was covered in dew in the morning. A light breathable bivy gives another layer of protection.Feb 12, 2014 at 3:24 am #2072535
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Yeah, like Dale says, sometimes there is nothing you can do. Around the dew point, you will get condensation. Grass, leaves, and other plant growth (even fungi) will all transpire or breath, putting moisture into the air. Wet ground can contribute to it, even if it appears dry for the first inch or two. Breathing under a tarp adds moisture to the air. Generally, when the entire area has condensation, your tarp will, too. No amount of ventilation will protect you under all conditions.
Even a double walled tent will have condensation. But, body warmth will drive a good majority of it to the outside layer. Second nights can be a problem, though. But I have had frost over everything in my tent, too. One of those things you just deal with the best you can. Usually this means a delayed start, opening up as much as possible to dry stuff off. Or, if it is real early, just packing up shaking it off, and drying what you can with a bandana. A fire in the morning helds quite a bit, adding warmth to the surrounding air and raising the dew point, hence evaporation rather than condensation. This is where a lean-to pitch can really help, since it is set up near a fire.
Would a lean-to help over an A-frame? Sometimes slightly, sometimes not at all, sometimes a lot. Depends on the exact conditions. Would a ground cloth help? Again, maybe. Plastic or cuben would have helped. Silnylon, not so much. Tyvec, less than silnylon. Even plastic sheets will bleed moisture vapour. Silnylon will hold water, but will not stop water vapour from penetrating(set a water filled bag on top of some raw wood.) Tyvec is designed to allow a house to breath moisture out (since you never trap insulation between two moisture barriers in a wall.) A PU coated ground sheet or tent foot-print will stop a lot of it. It depends.
Basically, sometimes, you end up getting a lot of condesation with a tarp. Is it better than a tent? Depends on how you look at it. Usually the total amount is less. Some will say you get less with a double walled tent, but, you usually get at least as much; you just don't notice it on the inner body so much. Some will say it is easier to deal with using a single walled tent, just wipe it down. With a tarp, you can just shake most of it off. But, I hate to carry dead weight.Feb 12, 2014 at 6:54 am #2072567
That's weird there was condensation directly on sleeping bag. Normally, the problem is condensation on under side of tarp, then getting on sleeping bag.
Even if there's no wind, there's a little, so maybe raising tarp would help.
Sometimes a treed area will be a bit warmer, and thus less condensation.Feb 12, 2014 at 7:55 am #2072590
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@annapurnaFeb 12, 2014 at 12:28 pm #2072686
If the temperature of an object drops below the "dew point" then condensation will form. I other words, if the temperature of something (such as the outer layer of a quilt/SB) drops low enough that it cannot support the water vapor in the surrounding air it will form condensation. The only thing you can do is keep the object warmer than that, or keep the percent of water vapor in the air low enough. A quilt that was rated for a higher max temperature could work, if it will keeps the user warm enough. Trying to keep the percent of water vapor low enough can be difficult. You already had a fairly open environment and the water vapor percent probably wasn't much higher than the surrounding air. That's the benefit of a tarp and there isn't much more you can do, unless you plan to carry a dehumidifier. ;^)Feb 12, 2014 at 12:50 pm #2072693
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@alexdrewreedLocale: Kentucky
Tim, I think there are some conditions in the southeast US when everything gets wet at night. I fairly recently spent a night in an AT shelter. It had rained most of the day and everything felt wet outside. I slept in a dry shelter but woke up with some condensation on my quilt. There was no tarp to collect condensation and the shelter was a 3 walled shelter with plenty of ventilation. It seems that when the air is that wet, water condenses on everything.Feb 12, 2014 at 1:12 pm #2072704
"The dew point is the temperature at which the water vapor in air at constant barometric pressure condenses into liquid water at the same rate at which it evaporates. At temperatures below the dew point, water will leave the air. The condensed water is called dew when it forms on a solid surface."
The real clue is to look at the vegetation around your camp the next morning. With heavy dew conditions, it can be soaking. I have walked out brushy trails in the early morning that were so wet that I needed rain pants. One memorable time was in a river canyon, so there was no lack of water and it was the middle of summer with no recent rain. Like walking through a leafy car wash!
It is a regular thing in the PNW, where there the temperatures are usually cool with high humidity. Take the dew and then freeze it later in the night and you have frost everywhere to add to the fun.
I wonder if a fabric coating could be made to impede the formation of dew?Feb 12, 2014 at 2:02 pm #2072731
Franco DarioliBPL Member
@francoLocale: Tarptent
"The real clue is to look at the vegetation around your camp the next morning"
I have stated many times that having had well over 300 tents set up over the years on the same lawn, one thing they all had in common was :
if the grass was wet in the morning after a non rainy night, the tent was wet too.
That was the same for silnylon. PU coated nylon, Gore Tex, Cuben, polyester and Epic. (I seam seal tents and play with them too…)
Often I had 2-4 tents up and no , no real difference from one to the other.
When I read of "zero condensation in my tent" I automatically translate that to : I was not in a situation where condensation occurs.Feb 12, 2014 at 2:06 pm #2072736
"I wonder if a fabric coating could be made to impede the formation of dew?"
I have wondered that also. I tried Never Wet as an experiment and if anything it allowed more condensation, not less. I guess something that would absorb the water then "liberate" it back into the air when possible…Feb 12, 2014 at 3:37 pm #2072778
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@lancemLocale: Oregon
I can't speak for conditions in Florida, but the times I've had condensation problems seemed to be strongly related to site selection. Here's a few pictures. July, NoCal, clear sky, slight breeze, near a ridge-top, but with green vegetation.
Tarp or cowboy camping, I've had better luck under tree cover on pine needle covered ground while avoiding low spots/valleys.Feb 12, 2014 at 3:51 pm #2072783
William FMember
@wkfLocale: PNW
Good point Dale. I feel like I get more wet on those dewey mornings than if it was pouring rain. The amount of water that some underbrush plants can hold when undisturbed is ridiculous.
I agree with Franco. Under certain conditions it is inevitable and the best we can do to mitigate the dew is through appropriate ventilation, site selection, and a sponge/rag to mop up what we can't control. Sounds like Tim just had ideal conditions for dew formation. Do you have any weather condition info Tim? Temps and temp swings? Relative humidity estimation? Hard to say without accurate readings to work with.Feb 12, 2014 at 3:53 pm #2072784
Michael GillenwaterBPL Member
@mwgillenwaterLocale: Seattle area
It maybe coming. New nanotech hydrophobic coatings may one day have tents and sleeping bags that are not just waterproof but actively repel water like two same pole magnets.
as or the condensation, i wonder if the conditions were just right such that it was not moisture from the air condensing on your wife's bag, but moisture given off by her body as the temperature dropped dramatically.Feb 12, 2014 at 3:59 pm #2072787
I have noticed that for the fabric near where I exhale, the shiny nylon fabrics tend to get wet with condensation. Supplex is better. Something about the micro texture.
Supplex is too heavy though. I put a couple square feet on the flaps next to my face.Feb 12, 2014 at 4:02 pm #2072788
"It maybe coming. New nanotech hydrophobic coatings may one day have tents and sleeping bags that are not just waterproof but actively repel water like two same pole magnets."
It doesn't appear that repelling water and inhibiting the formation of condensation are the same. I tried Never Wet, which is a commercially available nanotech hydrophobic coating and it did not repel condensation. If anything it made it worse.Feb 12, 2014 at 4:10 pm #2072790
Ryan SmithBPL Member
@violentgreenLocale: Southeast
I will second what Ben said. Seems like about 1/2 the nights I'm on the trail, I wake up with moisture all over everything. Conditions in the SE are perfect for creating a lot of dew I guess. Green leaves, green grass, lots of water and a lot of humidity.
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@drusillaLocale: Wild Wild West
Given the scientific evidence, moisture on one bag and not the other I would say that the aforementioned reason is the most plausible.
"air condensing on your wife's bag, but moisture given off by her body"
Certainly atmospheric and duff vegetation and moisture content contributed.Feb 12, 2014 at 7:39 pm #2072847
Glenn SMember
@glenn64Locale: Snowhere, MN
Guess I'd say it was the sharp temp drop combined with all the previous rain. You got covered in dew, might have even been sleeping in a cloud if there was some overnight fog that didn't burn off until the sun came out. Might have actually been drier inside a tent. Sleeping higher might help a little, but only if there was fog I suppose. It's a pretty common occurrence up here, with the wide temp swings and 10k lakes and all that.Feb 12, 2014 at 9:37 pm #2072899
Thanks for the link to the article, I feel like I just got out of condensation school, lol. It seems to confirm what many of you have said, given the conditions(Lots of rain the previous days, damp ground and plants, high humidity, 35 degree temperature change, no wind, sleeping near large prairie, two people) condensation was coming no matter what.
I think there were two factors leading to the condensation on my wife's quilt vs my bag, difference in ratings and humidity given off by her vs me. The quilt is rated 20 degrees where mine was rated 45 and really not comfortable much below 60(yes I was cold). She also gets cold easily and tends to want to duck her head under the quilt even though I have told her that is counter productive(I think I'm going to get her a down hood.) There is of course the possibility that the DWR on my $30 bag was not as effective as hers and simply absorbed the water.
It seems there were two things I could have done to help, wipe the tarp down every now and then and try to pitch the tarp with steeper walls, both of which would minimize any dripping. The only way for me to get steeper walls would be to lower the sides closer to the ground or raise the ridge-line. Since I already had the trekking poles fully extended I would have to setup a ridge-line between two trees to get it any higher. I really don't care to do that. It seems like dropping the sides lower down would be counter productive in that it reduces airflow. However if it was truly a calm night it might be an option and if some wind did come up I could always raise them.
Are there any pitches that have steeper walls but still have excellent air flow while setup with trekking poles? Do you think setting it up so one end of the ridge-line is a bit lower help?
I still love my tarp by the way ;)
Tarp on a different morning.
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