Reader TJH wondered if it would be better to crisscross the vent lines to keep water from entering the tank in the event of a knockdown. A more likely event would be sewage draining overboard. Crisscrossing the lines as shown should prevent either scenario. Anyone see a flaw in this arrangement?
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