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Old 01-06-2023, 01:00 PM   #19 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by hayden55 View Post
Yep. See it a lot. Well if you don't see main dampers you will need to add some either way new system or not. Track your legs and get a feel where they go and spend $200 bucks on some dampers and add them in one weekend.
Realistically if the upper house is one run you just need one damper
What's the difference though besides where in the system receives back pressure?

I'd need to control both top and bottom ducts because I need more cooling upstairs in the summer than downstairs. In fact, if there was no cooling downstairs it would still remain cooler than upstairs. Same with heating. If I diverted all heating downstairs, upstairs would still end up being warmer.
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