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Re: Xmas In March, Thanks To Porterbuilt.
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Originally Posted by BigTruckDriver
If the air is dry to begin with when it goes into the tank how could it make any moisture?  |
How do you dry it effectively? I know you need to have a length of line long enough to allow the air to cool before it goes through the trap/filter & then into the tank. I also know that copper is typically whats used because of it's ability to dissapate heat.
W/o the length of line, the air is warm/hot. Once it cools in the tank, there will be moisture.
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