oddie wrote:Anmius, you said "What you need to improve your performance is an auxiliary air tank and a pressure relief valve.". Can you explain why or how these help? This is just one more subject in which I'm dumb as ........ Thanks in advance.
An auxiliary air tank will allow you to build up a reserve of compressed air so you are able to use more volume (for short periods of time) than your compressor can generate.
A pressure relief valve will allow the tank to vent excessive compressed air so the tank doesn't explode with too much pressure.
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