Great job man! I always thought using my handometer to calculate my Neal Factor was good enough. I'll be looking into the testo and flow hood to start finding a K factor from now on!
Haha 😂, thanks Andrew! No matter how well your handometer is calibrated I find it difficult to generate top dollar for a report with it. Maybe some have better luck than me.
tecnico , not a bad idea. We are a smaller company, and I'm the only one currently that can put together this type of report package. I does take time away from other things I could be doing. One benefit of me doing it is that I now have better knowledge of the house and can produce a better proposal. I'll think about that though, thanks for watching.
@@neilcomparetto5282 I do have a large vane anemometer but it wants to know the k-factor of the diffuser before it will do a proper cfm check. Problem is that its usually not easy to find who manufactures the diffuser.
Sandro Kovalev if you can’t get the AK info you can make a collar with a known size (10x6=60 sq in for example). One issue with a vane anemometer is that it doesn’t react fast enough to the different air velocities when traversing. A hot wire does a better job IMO. CPS EasyHood is about $400 and does a decent job.
