

| Subject: | Re: Soldered Connections |
| From: | Steve Green |
| Date: | Mon, 8 Feb 1999 22:43:53 GMT |
Most garden-variety crimp connectors are made of a copper-zinc alloy plated with tin or tin-lead. It doesn't look like copper because of the zinc. None of these combinations will be attracted to a magnet. If solder sticks to it, it probably isn't aluminum. Steve Green -- Folsom, CA Zefram -- 1984 Wolfsburg Westfalia
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