> Actually, aluminum is a better conductor.
Not correct. For the same thickness, copper (and brass, which is what
radiators use) are better conductors of heat (and electricity) than
aluminum.
> I'm impressed that
> your copper radiator weighs the same as an aluminum one,
> especially since copper is heaver than steel. Must be really
> small in comparison.
Or simply thinner than aluminum. Since brass is also stronger than
aluminum, not too hard to do.
Randall
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