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February 4th 16, 12:14 AM
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Copper/Aluminum Connection
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Roger Hayter wrote: There is something to be said for using aluminium[1] tubing instead, and any increased losses might be oounteracted by using larger tubing. The skill and equipment to weld aluminium to aluminium is widely available. [1] as spelled here Not on this side of the Atlantic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alumin...ferent_endings "Here" is the other side of the Atlantic! -- Roger Hayter |
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