Also note that the two on the sides are rather large, so you are able to get good air flow. There is also one on the door.

only two windows, I have seen some with a door windows but not this one. and still the air flow is perfect if you open both opposite windows.

I guess 1 person could set it up but it would be extremely difficult and the person would have to be used to setting up tents. Even with 2 people setting it up it took us almost an hour. It's pretty big.

Yes one person can set this tent up, very easy

Yes, but it dangerous to put any electrical cords in a tent.

We used this tent for the first time and were hit with a monsoon storm (Arizona) that lasted for several hours and we mopped up water INSIDE for quite some time afterwards. I am severly disappointed but my husband seems to think its okay. My husband is also 6'0 and can stand up without hitting the "roof" of the tent inside. The height is comfortable inside.

I bought an Ozark Trail tent, the 13x9 one that wal-mart is currently trying to get off their shelfs in my area which also has a "cubby" hole in the back supported by a skinny fiberglass pole. That broke. Returned it without a receipt and got a new one. That broke too. Didnt bother returning the second time, just put duck tape over it. seems like a common problem with these "cubby holes"

I have purchased this tent & used it several times. It's a great value. I noticed on the back of the instructions that are sewn in the cover for tent, that they tell you the part numbers & where to order extra poles, parts etc. Hope this helps!

Yes, the spikes allow the tent to stand up. It will not hold without them. You might can try tying down the edges where the spikes to to something stable. You will need to tie all four corners down.

No.

fiberglass

The windows have zippers on the right and left sides but there is not a zipper for the top of the window. It has a loop and peg to secure it.