Can't speak to the "how many can it sleep"  but I'd guess 6 is about the 
limit, and you'd want a "stuff" tent.

As far as the wind goes, I know my H13 stood up just fine in 2011.  Didn't 
bring it out last year, but intend to this year.
I used a combo of tape anchors (will not use again) and ratchet straps.  
Tape anchors liked to break.  This year, I will be using a modified-for-h13 
rope halo of some kind. 

If anyone has suggestions on H13 halo techniques, by all means chime in!


On Friday, July 26, 2013 9:36:13 PM UTC-4, Jayme Goldstein wrote:
>
> hi there folks. i'm about to undertake building my first hexy for that 
> thing in the desert, an h13, but had a couple of questions i was hoping i 
> could tap your collective wisdom on...
>
> - how many people can an h13 sleep. we're a group of 6. will we fit 
> comfortably? would our bags / coolers fit also or would those be best off 
> in a separate tent?
> - have the fears about the wind on the playa and the h13 been allayed? if 
> you use a rope halo will everything be ok?
>
> thanks so much for your help.
>
> jayme
>

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