Re: [A/S] Re: propane regulators

[Inlandrv@xxxxxxx]

A good automatic regulator, such as the one Airstream has used for many years 
(Fisher), will automatically change over without any change in lpg pressure 
or even a tiny flicker in the smallest of pilot lights. Some cheaper ones 
usually do not give the same performance. This is one area that considerable 
thought should be given to any compromising, as you will only get the 
performance that you are willing to pay for. However, in all fairness, if you 
don't mind a little less, then by all means go for a cheaper one. Also, 
remember to have the lpg pressure checked after you change a requlator. They 
should be set, but- - - -, things happen. The proper lpg pressure is 11 to 13 
inches of water column. It is better to have it set closer to 13 inches, if 
you frequent higher elevations.       Lori