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  1. 07-31-2015, 02:02 #11
    EArthur999
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    when measuring the length, are you measuring inside the whipping?
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    I measure the entire length of the hammock. Then again, I'm using sewn end-channels, and attaching the continuous (whoopie) ridgeline via larkshead at one end, and Dutch biner at the other.
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