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I would think as long as the fittings were below the fill point that any air in the res would remain above the fittings at the top.
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No, it's like when you empty the bath (
ifif you bath!
), you get a Vortex/whirlpool that'll suck air down into it, worse with a stronger pump!. or that's what would happen if the inlet was'nt washing in and creating a maelstrom of bubbles that'll get sucked in as well!.
The probs' are'nt insurmountable, but then I'm biased, I just don't see the point in a Reservoir anyway :shrug: , what benifit does it have over a fillpoint~airtrap?, plus I think you loose some of the push~pull advantage of the inline system if there is air present,(note: I'd fill the airtrap with water after air~bleeding)...
Horses for Courses though ain't it?...