Might really be a good idea in the excessively humid parts of the country, as in J-ville Florida where I'm at, the mean avarage humidity levels always seem to be 90% plus.
Not cheap, but claims to do the job,
Whatcha think??
https://www.pindellengineering.com/H2Ou ... ation.html
I have two vents, one to front of tanks, the other to rear of tank.
BUT... before that fuel enters your tank, do you know if it's "watery" or "Dirty"
Here's a explanation of a product that can help.
http://youtu.be/J2TUgxTjHfc
""Mr. Funnel" by Shurhold, on Ship Shape TV
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