A short spoken excerpt (SPEAKER A) explaining that HVAC duct size and system components set an upper limit on airflow regardless of downstream capacity. The speaker uses conversational metaphors (fire hydrant vs. garden hose) and a real-person example (Brian) to illustrate that adding larger equipment doesn't increase delivered airflow when ducting or controls are the bottleneck.
I told Brian more than one time. I said, why does he need a beer? Greenho. His duck is only doing a half ton. He could put a 20 ton out there if he wanted to. He still only got two and a half tons of duck. It doesn't matter. It's like fighting a fire and hooking up a garden hose to the fire hydrant. The fire hydrant is going to blow out the water. The Coronos only will let you get what it's going to let you give. Right? That dose says I'm only going to let in what he can let in.
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