Sympatico News wrote:

Its best to dry the air as far up stream as possible. That way most of
your system is dealing with dry air and not just the last leg. You can get
water separators that attach to the hose outlet but I personally think
getting it dry as near to the compressor outlet as possible is "best".

Put the cooler as close to the compressor outlet as possible followed by
the water separators. Drain frequently. If you are inside and can run a
dehumidifier that can also make a big difference if your conditions are
within the specs for the de-humidifier.

Defense in depth is the safest bet. Dry it near the compressor, dry it some
more downstream, and dry it again at the gun.

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--John
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