I�m not misunderstanding anything here. You have attempted to attribute my response to
your�s to my lack of comprehension. That is ridiculous. I posted the query because I was
trying to avoid purchasing a tool for a one-time job - thus my question about a hand-pump methanol injector. You replied with several non-sequitors and a few erroneous statements. Now, you are citing useless facts that have little to do with the issue. I am not an idiot, nor am I inexperienced or uneducated when it comes to
mechanics, electronics, or simple word comprehension. E.g., here are few statements
from your first post:�you've pi$$ed off your LP supplier and that is why he won't return your phone calls� Did I state anything that indicated the supplier was angry? �Code does not allow for a residental home to have a high pressure LP system� Did I say anything about having what you are calling a high pressure system?. �You do NOT increase gas pressure to over come this pressure loss� You are wrong - raising pressure to increase gas flow is a common and accepted practice. �I strongly urge you too make amends with your LP company and let them tell YOU what you need to change to come with-in code requirements.� Again - your statement has little to do with reality. My system has been inspected by
several LP companies and all is within code. And . . . the facts you�ve now posted relating to temperature versus pressure, water-column equivalents to PSI, etc. have little to do with any of this. My problem was water in the tank and me trying to get some methanol in to treat it. Now, if I was writing a Master�s Thesis, or sitting for my Doctoral Dissertation - perhaps we could merrily throw these facts back and forth and play word games and conduct thought experiments liked a couple of bored college professors. I didn�t, and still don�t see the
utility of providing every possible climatic condition and the subsequent variations in
pressure that exist in an uncontrolled environment (i.e. outdoors). Yes, if I were in
Alaska, propane remains liquid at - 40F and I�d have NO gas flow when things got real cold - but so what? I asked a simple straight forward question, and you�ve not only replied twice with
nonsense - you seem incensed that I won�t acquiesce and believe it.
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