Cascading
I’m trying to learn Cascading,
I don’t see why you would need a Cascading hose Assembly to do this,just bulk fill off one tank then top off with the second to keep P.S.I ,is this correct?
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If you haven’t spent the money already on a A.F. or smililar clamp, you might consider Joe Brancato’s setup. IF I understand it correctly, you will lose less air, for two reasons. One, he uses a micro bore hose and two, you don’t depressurize the lines when switching tanks. Although the savings is probably minimal. Like I said, IF you haven’t already bought a clamp, it might be worth the extra money for the long term and the convienence (sp?).
I’m looking at a second tank now. Just trying to find a happy middle ground.
You don’t have to have a cascading hose assembly. If you don’t mind switching your hose assembly from one tank to the other. It does make it easier but not a must.
Correct, after tank 1 is low, just top off from tank 2. I use the Airforce fill clamp. Eventually both tanks will run low on air.
Sam
thats my general understanding of it….but i could be wrong 😕
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what savage said