That is meant more for a fill panel with bank tanks. That way you can pre-set the fill pressure and fill slow without overfilling.
New to me Compressor and Tanks. Now what?
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That is meant more for a fill panel with bank tanks. That way you can pre-set the fill pressure and fill slow without overfilling.
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Timmyjane
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Most folks don’t use a regulator? Nuvair put together a parts list for me an included this regulator. Seems a regulator would be nice but idk that it’s $500 nice.
Nuvair is nice but very expensive. For a regulator I would buy used before I buy new.
No, most people have to babysit their tanks and watch the gauge. For me personally I have to manually bleed the coalescers so I'm there anyway.
I think August is very fair in pricing, maybe just a hair high, but everything in one place. If I was you I wouldn't buy anything until you met with the compressor tech. Maybe you need whips, but outside of that I don't think you need anything else for the time being.
More pics of your setup would help.
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