Help tuning Dutch 11ft netless Hexon W 1.6... Please?

[ReneFloresVlogs]

You increase sag by shortening the adj RL, which pulls the suspension to a lesser angle, and therefore, greater load on the suspension and what its attached to. That calculator GadgetUK437 sent shows that. Unfortunately, its locked for that section where you would adjust the RL length to see what the other forces do.

EDIT: oops, my bad, I did misread your first post and missed the "fixed" RL part, thinking the 92" was what you adjusted it to. Still, all I said applies, just maybe not to your setup.

p.s. head and feet typically go with the knotty mods, not opposite; the reason for the knotty mod is to keep floppy fabric off your face, and keep your feet (and whatever they're in) from pushing out and over the edge.

The fixed ridgeline is 83% of it. I just tied it off to make it 92" but i got it back to normal... But in the dutch only one end of the hammock has the cinch pullers on both sides of it... So which end is the head end?

[dakotaross]

The fixed ridgeline is 83% of it. I just tied it off to make it 92" but i got it back to normal... But in the dutch only one end of the hammock has the cinch pullers on both sides of it... So which end is the head end?

"Knotty Mod" to help keep the slack out of the sides and it makes a footbox even if you sleep in either direction. So, either.

[ReneFloresVlogs]

"Knotty Mod" to help keep the slack out of the sides and it makes a footbox even if you sleep in either direction. So, either.

Ok, thanks! It would seem one end is intended for either head or feet they feel a little different. Knotty mod part feels stretchier than the looser "less knotty mod" side? Idk thanks guys for the help

[GadgetUK437]

The "end" with the Knotty mods is the foot end. We tend to use "end", not "side", to avoid confusion.

The link I posted is a spreadsheet, download it and open it in Excel (or similar), you may be able to view it online.
You can put your data into the yellow boxes.
Although you can't enter the SRL length directly, you can change the hammock hang angle, this then affects the ridgeline length. Keep changing the hammock hang angle until the SRL length matches yours.

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Gadget

[dakotaross]

The "end" with the Knotty mods is the foot end...

If I ordered a knotty mod from Dutch, would I not get a mod on each end, opposite sides?

[danah.]

My less than month old Dutch 11' wide dbl netless came with knottys on both sides of one end. Nice!

[GadgetUK437]

If I ordered a knotty mod from Dutch, would I not get a mod on each end, opposite sides?

No.
I think the OP was getting his terminology confused, using "side" in place of "end".
Dutch hammocks, with Knotty mods, come with a Knotty mod on both sides, at the foot end of the hammock only.

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Gadget

[dakotaross]

...Dutch hammocks, with Knotty mods, come with a Knotty mod on both sides, at the foot end of the hammock only.

Why are his done that way? My similar type hammock has the KM on opposite sides/ends, head and foot. You flip it over if you want to switch head left/feet right to head right/feet left. Note that this seems to be the same way BIAS would do it as well: (could only find this description, couldn't find anything on Dutch's site)

Knotty Mod - a modification that was invented by a Hammock Forum member that results in a piece of bungee cord being installed on the head and foot area to gather fabric and create a "pocket" that helps keep items contained in the hammock (pillow and topquilt in particular) and that eliminates loose, flapping fabric in the head and foot area. When selecting this mod along with a double layer mod, it is important to note if you prefer to lie head left, feet right across the hammock's diagonal line or if you prefer head right, feet left. Double layer hammocks cannot be flipped over to reverse the placement.

[Floridahanger]

The Knotty mod on both sides of the foot end are so you can lay left or right and still have the suedo footbox. Same with a Half-Wit hammock with Knotty mod.

[Floridahanger]

The 86" height would still need to come down lower to get the full effect of the SRL.

If the SRL is drooping after your get in, maybe it's because the hang angle is so high(greater than 40*). So gravity is pulling the hammock into a "smile" and when you get in, the hammock is no longer a "curve" but more of a straight line down to where you're sitting. This makes the attachment points of the SRL shorter and droops down. Lower the hammock attachment points to the walls and it may help a bit.