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See I guess this is a funny one because as the PSI gos up the CFM should and as the PSI gos down so should the CFM.
So my thoughts are that if the PSI needed is at say 10 feet your looking at .44 X 10 feet plus 14.7 for the atmosphere I get 19.9 psi at one CFM is required for one disk to work optimum correct?
Cheers Don.
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