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Subject Topic: Khyam aerotech 4xl
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16/8/2015 at 5:22pm
 Location: Lincolnshire Wolds
 Outfit: T25 Autosleeper Transporter 1987
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Hi everyone please could someone advice. We've bought an aerotech 4xl inflatable tent/awning for our van. It says on instructions to I flat no more than ?7psi but that is not enough rigid enough at that to properly erect. The instructions say on no account go more than 7-8 psi but to is it looks like it needs more to properly inflate. Has anyone had experience with these awnings that can advise us please TIA CX

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17/8/2015 at 8:39pm
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We have an Airbeam awning, made by Vango. The instructions for that clearly state max of 7psi. However, as the beams are fully inflated at that, but look like they need more putting in to stand up correctly. Just give the guys a tug and I am sure you will find that will put things right. It is best to attach awning, and then peg the whole thing at ground level temporarily first. Hope this helps. OR you could search google for a video. If this does not help come back to me.
P.S. The brand you have has a very good name, so a video should be available on YOUTUBE.


17/8/2015 at 8:58pm
 Location: Lincolnshire Wolds
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Thank you austins cx

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