Looks like whoever sleeps back there won’t need a pillow ?And once you’ve solved for all this climate conditioning, you’ll be all ready for one grown man to sleep diagonally a coffin.
Which is fine if that’s what you’re expecting to get out of it
just seems like people are expecting something much different?
Cool. I wish they shared more of the technical side. Bottomline heating and cooling your sleeping envelope takes less energy than your entire room/tent/vault.
Just plug in a portable HVAC in the outlet in the vault. That way you're not spending energy heating or cooling the cabin when no one is in there.
Built in is better. I'm thinking for dogs in vault not glamping. Yet would be nice for the bed/vault tent to be heated and cooled. Also when glamping I'd be plugged in to 220volt.
Let's educate. Let's say you have a truck bed tent, you've seen those right? Some are very elaborate and sealed. Instead of using a propane tent heater why not use the trucks very capable heater and ac? See now? Cool. Not everyone tent camps either. I myself, a 20 time Mt Shasta conquerer since 9 years old do tent camp but when this mountaineer, camper, outdoorsman travels, he likes a little comfort too. Once in a while. See now?
John, Let’s take a look at this… jookyone said “not sure where you are camping/sleeping that you need to be in a vault.” So I post a drawing from an article about gang violence which shows a street covered in body outlines as an answer to the question. Has zero to do with heaters or ac.
There's other 14ers you know ;p (58 in CO where I live, 12 in CA). Admittedly I hike the same mountain behind my home about 20 times a year, but after pictures of the lines at Mt Everest surfaced and "commoditized mountain conquering" became a thing, I stick to home.
