> > > > On Fri, 24 Nov 1995, Bob Talbot wrote: > > > > > For the rest of us, I have yet to hear one convincing argument as to > > why independants have a real disadvantage in OW. > > > > Bob Talbot > > > OK, you asked for one. With independents you do not have access to all > of you gas through one regulator. Most failures seem to occur in the > second stage (free flow). If so on independents, and one must be shut > down. One half of the gas supply has been lost. This is not the case > with a manifold. > RT > -- Yes you have acess to all the gas, but you forget, only to the *remaining* gas. In the event of a freeflow, chances are you will have lost *more* than half your gas overboard. That is to say with independents you can lose up to half your gas, with manifolds you lose some amount, which may well be *much* greater than half (like "all" for instance). Cheers Jason =:) >
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