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stainless steel foil instead of copper for grounding Ham radio?
On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 07:13:46 -0700, Joe
wrote: And BTW tarnished silver is the best, even better than gold. The tarnish doesn't do anything good. On a relative scale, silver is 250, copper 225, as is gold. Aluminum is 175. Stainless is about like lead, 6 or 8. Plain carbon steel is 25. Thermal conductivity is closely correlated with electrical conductativity for what that is worth. Better at one is generally better at the other. Casady |
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