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| Submitted by: | tim moore (tbonegolf@prodigy.net) 8/1/2007 12:18:37 PM PT |
| Location: | toledo,ohio |
| Occupation: | enviromental engineer |
3000+ sq. ft home high isulation,brick,vaulted ceiling in master,family room,looking to replace old {18 year old ac unit] has new furnace 80% 150,000 btu. is a 5 ton unit good enough or do you feel its necessary to split the house wit 2 systems. the lower half is fine...the upper half struggles. we have set back the regesters in the lower to get more air up stairs. your thoughts would be appreciated...tim moore
| Submitted by: | Scott Loosbrock (sl4292000@yahoo.com) 3/11/2007 6:48:37 PM PT |
| Occupation: | Electrician |
Hello
I have a question on some ductwork in my home. I want to finish my basement, but the ductwork hangs down where my doors will be and so I thought maybe that I could reduce my ductwork from 8 by 12 to 4 by 12. Will that effect anything as far as heating or cooling goes?
Thanks
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