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January 19th 06, 06:43 PM
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Master Buss Bar?
Conductivity for a hunk of metal 62 mils thick by quarter inch wide by a
foot long where you measure resistance in the micro-ohms means absolutely nothing -- copper, brass, or aluminum. On the other hand, corrosion means a lot -- like steel hardware on aluminum, no matter how good the plating on the steel. Jim "ELIPPSE" wrote in message oups.com... Brass has substantially less conductivity than copper. Aluminum has less conductivity than copper, but has twice the conductivity per pound. 
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