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Riiight.

The differing metal for electrical connections are a not as good a conductor as anything that is solid. Back in the 1970's when aluminum wiring was getting a bad name due to house fires it was determined that it was not the actual wiring at fault, but the connections. Aluminum wiring affixed to things like outlets that were designed for copper wiring caused problems due to the differing conductors. I will stick with solid conductors myself.

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