time2roll wrote:
I still highly recommend a Cavagna High Pressure Regulator 30psi.
"For use on applications that require pounds per square inch (PSI) of pressure instead of low pressure water column inches"
Otherwise I understand code says tubing 60" max length for full tank pressure.
Thanks for that clarification - makes sense. :)
Also FWIW, even though a high pressure stove such as a Coleman 2-burner camp stove or a high pressure grill such as a Weber Q series grill is intended to be run from tank pressure - i.e. 16.4 oz canister, 5, 10, 20 lb tank, etc - the fact is devices like this will run just fine from a
regulated high pressure feed as low as 15 p.s.i. I should know, as for years I did just this with the regulated high pressure feed on our Coleman Santa Fe popup which came with a factory installed regulated high pressure feed (~ 16 p.s.i.) that terminated on the curb side of the trailer with a 1"-20 threaded fitting. In fact, I also split this feed with a Marshall T, used one leg to feed the high pressure 2-burner stove that came with the trailer and the other leg to feed my Weber Q grill. Yes, with all three burners running full tilt there was a minor decrease in performance but certainly not enough that it wouldn't work just fine. In other words, there's absolutely no need whatsoever to be running full tank pressure anywhere, the
only place it belongs is at the tank location, nowhere else. If the OP insists on keeping this mod he's done he'd be well advised to at least insert a high pressure regulator such as that Cavagna linked to above into this line he's installed to reduce tank pressure to a safer
regulated level. ;)
Regardless, a pic is worth 1000 words so it would still be interesting to
see what he's done. :W