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The first part of this requirement has been addressed under Requirement #1 where the most common camping tent styles are detailed. You should also quickly see examples of various types of tents as you do the second part of the requirement.
 
  
 
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'''Tent Placement:''' Only pitch your tent in a safe spot. A good site is level, with enough space for your gear. It is not in a roadway or blocking a trail. Do not place your tent in a low-lying area as it may be prone to flooding. Higher ground is better in a rainstorm.
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'''Campfire Proximity:''' Don't build your fire too close to your tent. Make sure your campfire is always attended to or out cold.
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'''Wildlife:''' Keep your campsite free of food scraps and odors and do not bring food into tents because that is an invitation to animals to come in for a midnight snack. No tent offers effective bear protection. Instead pack food in a bear-proof locker or canister overnight or put it in the trunk of your car. If this is not possible, then hang food and perishables, as well as the pots and pans you cook with, at least 200 yards away from your campsite. Many animals feed at night and the use of a flashlight may warn them away.
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A rip and a burnt hole require slightly different approaches.
 
  
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Rips are holes in which the fabric can be smoothed down and little or no hole is visible. To fix a rip, first make sure the area to be repaired is clean and dry. Smooth the tent down and line up the torn sides neatly. Trim any excess string or excess fraying. Next apply tape over the rip, going well beyond the edges of the rip to ensure good adhesion. Avoid any bubbles or ripples as these can cause water infiltration. Consider applying tape to the other side of the rip as well. Here is a video demonstrating.
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Most modern tent poles are under stress when erected, so the key is to bridge the broken spot and transfer the stress to unbroken portions of the pole, while still keeping the pole flexible enough to do its job. If you don't have a repair kit, you can perform an emergency repair with duct tape but that might not provide enough strength for the pole when placed under stress. Taping on something like a metal tent peg or strong stick can help bridge the break.
 
  
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Torn grommets are extra annoying. The exact fix is going to depend on the extent of the damage, but generally you will want to to repair the rips as described above. You may want to use a patch as well around the grommet hole.
 
  
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Modern Christian missionaries who self support through a paid profession or business are often called "tentmakers". Tentmaking gets a person out in the marketplace, meeting people and developing friendships that are not based strictly on an attempt to evangelize others. In this way, a tentmaker can witness to people that might run away if approached by a pastor or bible worker. Tentmaking provides the money to live, reducing or eliminating the need to get church employment or private donors. In countries where it is impossible to get a visa for religious work, tentmaking provides the best practical platform for living in the target country because these countries will accept qualified professionals or businesspeople.
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William Carey (1761-1831), considered to be the father of modern evangelical Christian missions, was a tentmaker in India, working as a factory owner and university professor while fulfilling his mission duties. At the time, international mission work was a new and controversial idea in the Church, and tentmaking was the only way for Carey to support his ministry. His example has led thousands of Christian missionaries to support themselves while ministering overseas.
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Tiendas de campaña

Nivel de destreza

1

Año

2014

Version

24.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División Norteamericana

Tents AY Honor.png
Tiendas de campaña
Actividades recreacionales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
División Norteamericana
Año de introducción
2014
Vea también
Maestría de Vida primitiva



1

Clasificar tres clases de tiendas de campaña y cómo levantarlas. Hacer una lista de sus ventajas y desventajas.



2

Describir los materiales utilizados en la fabricación de tiendas de campaña.



3

Identificar las clases de tiendas de campaña acuerdo a su propósito y los productores de tiendas de campaña más conocidos.



4

Elegir un modelo específico de tienda de campaña que quisiera comprar y justificar su elección.



5

Demostrar cómo preparar una tienda de campaña para la lluvia y el viento. Hacer una lista de las normas para encontrar un lugar para una tienda de campaña.



6

Armar y luego desarmar una tienda de campaña en las siguientes situaciones:



6a

Inclemencias del tiempo



6b

En la noche




7

Decir las normas de seguridad para vivir en una tienda de campaña.



8

Demostrar cómo reparar una tienda de campaña en las siguientes situaciones:



8a

Un agujero rasgado o quemado en la pared de la tienda de campaña



8b

Poste o arco roto



8c

Cremallera u ojal rasgado



8d

Separación de costura




9

Saber cómo mantener y cuidar adecuadamente las tiendas de campaña.




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