Date:         Sat, 29 Apr 2000 12:39:59 -0700
Reply-To:     "J. C." <jcblues@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         "J. C." <jcblues@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Re Q Pop-Top Insulation
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I second this...Found it very durable, too. Plus, the
panel I cut for the front canvas wall fits well into
the ceiling cut-out when the top's down. Makes winter
camping in NH possible!

Jim Carter
84 Westy: the Orange Violin

--- Steve Schwenk <sxs@CONCENTRIC.NET> wrote:
> I have had good success with foil-buble
> insulation.  I have cut panels to fit
> the entire poptop...inside for
> winter...outside in the desert heat.  It
> works very nicely.  It is especially
> nice in early spring or late fall
> mountain weather when it can get quite
> cool when the sun goes down and the wind
> kicks up.  You can have the poptop up
> and have it be very cozy and warm
> inside.  It helps for sure in extreme
> weather camping, but without some heat
> source upstairs, it's going to still be
> cold sleeping.
>
> You can see a picture at www.syncro.org
> under camper improvements.
>

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