Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How far off the ground is this tent?  Is it the same height as the compact sign tent listed here? http://www.amazon.com/Kamp-Rite-Compact-Collapsable-
Document: both poles snapped the first day. they're an odd size diameter and cannot be replaced. kamp-rite doesn't even sell that size separately the cott doesn't lock into place so it's constantly folding in on itself. also, the top connector that holds the 2 poles together and to the tent itself ripped off the tent when I did a practice set up. my friend also bought the same one for our camping trip from another site and her poles broke as well. total waste. DON'T BUY.
I like it a lot, I definitely will continue to use it. But it does have some very noticeable quirks.Pros:-Your off the ground, no need to worry about were the rain is going to run when setting up.-Quick set up-Packs and assembles easilyCons:-Does get cold without something between you and the cot, much like sleeping straight on an air mattress.-Tent poles are junk, I broke them all by the end of the season.
I am well pleased with the quality and ease of assembly. The tent seals out the wind and rain better than expected and I don't have to worry about waking up with the local critters in my tent. I do advise using an inflatable mattress due to the bar that runs down the center between the two cots.
It's always very moist inside the tent in the morning. Were talking tent walls lined with beads of water moist, and yes that is with all the vents open and the rain fly off. From other reviews I've read it seems this is fairly common. Maybe Drier environments may not have this issue? But where I camp (North East) it's guaranteed.
I bought this for weekend trips on our property in upstate NY. My first time using it was the first week of November, the tent and cot took only a few minutes to set up with 2 people, a bit of a pain for one but it is doable. The length was fairly roomy for two people, plus two bags and a shotgun, but we weren't wanting for leg room or feeling cramped.
A front came through during the night, no rain, but the temp dropped to the 40s plus strong winds, it was easily down to the 30s that night and the bottom of the cot was freezing through our sleeping bags which were rated for 20 degrees. I know it's a three season and not a winter tent, but if your camping and its cool or windy, bring a heavy sleeping mat or comforter to use as bedding to insulate your bottom.
We woke up in the morning and the walls and sleeping bags were damp, nothing new there, as it always seems to happen. But after sitting in the sun with the door flaps tied back for a few hours, it wasn't ant drier. Ended up having to use a towel to wipe everything down so we could pack up.
Seams are weak, starting tearing upon first install at bottom of seams to cot. Could do better on the material and stitches. Will not hold up to other than light/moderate use. Poles seems small and easily to break. Cot sturdy and if you get the pad, very comfortable but bar across middle makes cuddle time and spoonin' a bit hard.
I weigh 240 and cot is very sturdy. Easy setup. Will fit easily on my trike. Road trip here I come!!!!!! !
Answer: no