I have only fitted 3 of the guyline tensioners that Trekkertent supplied, all fitted to the lower rear guyline points, I removed the upper rear tensioner as I don't intend using it, note that the regular Trekkertent Phreeranger flysheet has 2 upper guyline points, one front and one rear, the EB version only has the rear one.
One of the 3 rear guyline tensioners
Regarding the guylines I've only fitted two on the main pole, That's how I've been using my original flysheets although as standard there were six in total, 3 each side on the main pole. I also use sacrificial loops on paracord on the webbing loops to attach my guylines as if there is going to be any wear caused by the dyneema guylines I'd rather it wasn't on an integral part of the flysheet.
Main Pole Guyline Attachment
The inner tent is exactly the same as the original with no added features such internal access to the rear of the tent which is or was an option.
Like the inner the flysheet is the same as the original with no additional features, There are options although I can't remember what exactly they are.
As it stands the weights are as follows,
Pole Set (still needs trimmed to fit) = 283g
Inner tent (supplied with full mesh and full plain doors) = 541g
Flysheet (c/w 3 x tensioners, 3 rear guylines and 2 x main pole guylines) = 666g
Flysheet with all guylines/tensioners etc removed = 613g
The total weight not including footprint or pegs as I intend using it is 1490g, say 1.5kg to be on the safe side.
