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Awesome!

Funny, I caught where they hung on it as well. First thing I thought, you're gonna have to hang on the end to sell that shot to me! As far as the screen name, it's from many moons ago and just kind of stuck with me... and is still there lol. Your latter guess would be the correct one though...

Very cool of you to take the time. Again, thanks. That was very helpful for someone that would have it deployed on average two weeks every month out of the year. I'm more confident in your vid than I am in the advertising haha

Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to do that! It looks as if that sucker is pretty solid. Funny, I utilize that same Kestrel unit as well. Where was your video taken if you don't mind me asking? It was a pleasure and informative to watch. Thanks again

Guess my interest is the prolonged exposure to the wind and integrity of the unit as a whole. If the winds are right, park however you see fit. In my case the winds are usually pumping out of the S. during the summer. That would leave the awning to the full brunt of the wind, typically 20mph or...

That would be awesome and thank you!

The one in the driveway? Just wished they had numbers posted up. Coastal winds can be harsh and I'd rather not end up with a high dollar paperweight. I have designed an awning that looks promising but would rather not take the time build it if this can withstand other than picturesque photo ops.

Perhaps I missed it but what does one consider demanding/harsh winds? Is the awning capable of withstanding, let's say sustained winds of 20+ with roughly 30-35mph gusts? 20mph winds are more common than not certain times of year in my general roaming area. Will it hold up?