"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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It may work for your circumstances and can be a good starting point, but
it is not necessarily going to work for everyone. Compressor size, amount
of air used, length of runs, ambient temperature and humidity all come
into play.


Exactly. A good point to start. You have to remove all moisture to keep it
from coming out of the air lines. Moisture moves with the air and the
greater the difference in the hotter compressed air temperature than the
outside temperature the bigger the problem with immediate condensation as
it cools and when it exits the hose.