On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 15:09:08 -0400, "Carolina Breeze HVAC"
wrote:


"Rich" wrote in message
ng.com...


You unblance the air flow that was designed into the ductwork.
Now, that said, mobile home units are different animals.
What the OP needs to do, since the air handler that is in the unit is made
to operate on a higher static, is to start with the ducts closest to the air
handler, and almost close them, not fully, but almost. As he gets farther
from the unit, (air handler) the ducts should be progressivly open till the
registers at the farthest end, are open all the way. Air, being fluid, goes
for the path of least resistance, and this will insure max air flow to the
farther ends of the home, while still allowing for cooling and heating to
take place.

Thats basically what I ended up doing.

I closed the vents closest to the furnace intake.
Full-open the ducts furthest away.

House temps feel alot more balanced room-to-room now.



rj