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Just to echo the above, on the 2006, you can zip the two compartnments together to make one compartment, with or without a zipper divider.
However, the divider lip curves making it that you have to have your air beds either side of the divider, but, as Macca points out, not on the centre line.
You therefore can have a 140cm double air bed one side and a single or another double the other side of the lip. Frustrating for us, as we wanted to use three seporate air beds, but at 80cm wide one would have to go over the centre line, which it can't.
..... so we bought a Montana 6. A bit of an overkill you might say, but given the heavy weight of the 4, the 6 is not that much more to transport in weight and size. You don't get Montanas for ease of transportation!
------------- Big Bunny
Robens Valley Lodge & Cabanon Pyramide 6
"... kids you distract the bear, while I run to the car...."
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