It appears that I have found a bug in eQuest when Oregon is selected for location.

For example, is you use the canned two story office building (25,000 square feet), which has Packaged Single Zone systems, the cooling and heating capacity (see SV-A System Design Parameters Reports) for the core zone; ground and top floors; will differ......which makes sense.....the top floor needing more than the ground floor.

Change the location to Washington (Seattle), and the cooling and heating capacity varies between the top and ground floors for the core zone. Like it does for California. OKAY.

Change to Oregon, any city, and the cooling and heating capacity values for the top and ground floor zones are always exactly the same!!!

Anyone else run across this problem before? Have a fix I can implement?

Thank you.

Mark Campion