Reply to "sandblasting"

quickittyMember

Just a wild guess, but perhaps heating the tank with a heat lamp would help the moisture escape.
I have a smaller set up (home made) but always have problems with high humidity here in Florida. I noticed that the moist sand tends to say at the bottom of the tank. For this reason mine seems to work better if I keep the pick up tube just below the surface (don't know if that is possible with yours)and I only fill the tank 1/4 full at a time. The biggest problem I have is keeping the hoses from collapsing in on themselves from the suction pressure.
I would also suspect different mediums handle moisture different. I tend to use medium grade silica sand, but my system is way under powered compaired to yours
Yep, just looked at your link, your system is in a whole different leage than the cheap system I use.

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