I replaced the Version 2 Camper with the AHA after reading this article
http://caravansa.co.za/latest-issue-archived-articles/item/225-camper-review-aha-45-slide-on-camper
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- Camper closed
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- Camper with front and rear sides open . Great for afternoon naps.
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- Front and rear sides down , with flaps open
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- Flaps closed
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- Pull out kitchen on the left and fridge on the right. These can both be accessed with the camper still closed
I modified the windows , as I found the originals to be too small for adequate ventilation
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May 10, 2017 at 18:16
Hi from Italy. My wife and I will be in Namibia for a month next october and we are uncertain between renting roof top tent or Aha camper. Our main concern is for dust. The RTT is firmly closed and when you open it everything inside should be clean, while I’m afraid that inside Aha could enter a lot of dust from sides and rear while driving on gravel roads. When you open it the bed is ready to be used (I mean already with sheet, blanket, etc.). Could you please help ? Many thanks. Ciao, Paolo
May 11, 2017 at 20:53
Hi Paolo
No problems with dust getting into the AHA , and I think you will find it a lot more comfortable
Regards
Heine
May 12, 2017 at 10:07
Thanks Heine, As far as the bed is concerned, when you open it, is it ready to be used (I mean already with sheet, blanket, etc.). Thanks and regards Paolo
May 12, 2017 at 17:56
Yes – we leave all our bedding in the camper
February 6, 2018 at 15:27
I travel mainly on gravel roads in Namibia and the dust is always a problem. I would not dare to leave my bedding on the mattress while traveling. I tried all sorts of conversions but have to clean out the whole camper when we want to camp after a day’s traveling. Big frustration!