Stopping condensation in Roof tent in the Artic?
Hi all,
I have trawled through but not really found any threads or answers to my question of stopping condensation in a roof tent in extreme cold. Sorry if this has been asked before.
We are going to the Arctic Circle next February, planning a 3 week trip to try and see the lights.
I have a Hannibal Impi, my normally practise is I leave at least 1 window open when in Europe and N afirca ( summer and winter storms), but I am wondering if at -15 with possible blizzards if this might not be too cold inside the tent?
We were planning our on trusty 15 tog down duvet but condensation has been known to soak the bedding, nightmare to dry out, especially in those expected conditions.
I was also looking at the heated blankets ( devon 4x4) to leave on during the day to keep the roof tent warm.
Any one any ideas please? Do I go for an Artic sleeping bag system with the window open or is there another way ?
Thanks
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