Quote Originally Posted by Rambozo View Post
Something I did at one shop that really helped keep the moisture out of the air was to run the piping up to the ceiling from the compressor. Then I had a drop of pipe almost to the floor, and installed a normal water trap there, then back up to the ceiling to run to the rest of the shop.
That's a good idea. It allows the air to cool as much as possible. Cooler air allows the moisture in the air to condense which then drops to your water tap.

So along this line of thought, wouldn't the Franzinator work better further away from the compressor where the air is cooler? The air expands in the Franzinator, further cooling it and extracting as much moisture as possible? If the air is hot, the Franzinator will be hotter than it could be and the air might not want to let go of its moisture as easily(?)