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I always thought I was a good listener. What exactly do you want me to hear?

Current stat does NOT read outdoor temp, and the system is not designed for lowest operating cost. I still think the Honeywell pair has too many bells and whistles. I'm just trying to find the lowest...

Alright. Are there any other competing brands I should consider?

Honeywell is certainly a good brand, but still looks like too many bells and whistles. What do you see that looks like a good match?

Hmmm. Not exactly what I had in mind. There is no need to display outdoor temperature and humidity, and this is not a zoned system.

Current thermostat for a Ruud 2.5 ton heat pump is a broken Braeburn and will be replaced on Friday. It's downstairs, and the single return is upstairs. Does there exist a pair of thermostats that...

More info: The air handler and coils are about 6 years old, but the compressor is only 2 years old.

I know a HO who runs the fan on his Ruud UBHC-17J11NFD air handler (2.5 ton heat pump) continuously in the summer to help keep the temperature a bit more consistent between the upstairs and...

All right. Do you want the 3 elbows in both the liquid and suction lines?

Kevin, good articles. There are already 3 elbows in the large line, none in the small. Do you want them in both? And what would you say is the best way to secure linesets to wood framing?

Ruud 2.5 ton. Joists not visible - drywall is up. Compressor on grade, air handler on 2nd story.

Alright. I guess that makes sense. Is there any way to reduce the vibration so that it is not heard within the house?

What causes a heat pump lineset to vibrate in the winter but not in the summer?

OK. Back in the days when they were called "America's Team" thanks to Ted Turner and TBS.

Do you think maybe you haven't found a customer that likes them because if they had, they wouldn't have called you? The air handler has always been running continuously. I asked my favorite tech...

I apologize, I did not mean to offend anyone. I was just hoping for more specific comments, such as "All such devices are totally worthless, and in fact the heat given off by the fan motors cancels...

Tom, you are right on target. I wish someone with knowledge or experience with register fans would chime in.

You'd do it in an attic in GA in August?

I've got no problem with it stealing air from the other rooms.

Know any pros who want to go into my attic this time of year? I'm in GA.

I've seen register fans advertised somewhere. I think they replace standard rectangular registers, are plugged into a 120V receptacle and draw extra air into a room. How well do they work? Who makes...

Who are "they"?

1. What's the highest R-value foil-faced flex duct you've ever seen or heard about?

2. Does it save you any time or money to insulate hard pipe by slipping it inside flex duct instead of wrapping...

Did mfr's even list SEER of split systems back then?

No old-timers on this forum? The unit is about 30 years old.