Natural Gas Regulator; one or two?

[snowswamp]

I have a Weber Genesis C that I converted to natural gas (NG). I am looking to get a Smoke Vault (SV) and convert it to NG as well since I have the NG line. I have a pressure regulator on the NG line for the Weber that meets the requirements of the SV. Question: Will there be enough pressure to use both units if I tee off the line after the regulator or should I tee before the regulator and attach a second regulator for the SV? Realistically, what's the likely hood that I'll actually be using both units at the same time anyway? I did a quick search on the threads and didn't see any answers so let me know if I missed something.

[jecucolo]

You probably want to check with a plumber.

[snowswamp]

I was hoping someone here may have gone through something similar. Based on the lack of response and possible legal ramifications I’m guessing that’s my best choice.

[johnsteen]

I have a propane tank for my outdoor kitchen. A 32 inch Blaze grill and a 65000 btu power burner are on the the same regulator if that helps.