I can't speak to the preformance, but the craftsmanship that went into it was stellar to say the least

Actually not in heat but electricity it is better.



Electrical Conductivity

Gold - 2.54
Lead - 2.33
Platinum - 2.28
Mercury - 2.00
Tin - 1.96
Silver - 1.93
Nickel - 1.91
Silicon - 1.90
Copper - 1.90
Cobalt - 1.88
Iron - 1.83
Zinc - 1.65
Aluminum - 1.61
Titanium - 1.54
Magnesium - 1.31


Thermal Conductivity

Silver - 429
Copper - 401
Gold - 317
Aluminum - 237
Magnesium - 156
Silicon - 149
Zinc - 116
Cobalt - 100
Nickel - 91
Iron - 80
Platinum - 72
Tin - 67
Lead - 35
Titanium - 22
Mercury - 9

that's some real good info there!
thank you

Good post preacher man :)

I totally forgot that also. Thought it was better in both.

The linked thread did say it was for oxidation reasons though.

make 1 in silver?

Lets see a 5 pound block of silver that probably weighed 10+ before cutting... yes you can recycle that silver but that is a process that costs money too

$352 US a pound of silver right now..

I would rather have a copper pot for not much more than a alum one :)

(copper currently is trading at 3.6 USD A pound...)

REALLY?! the difference it's HUGE!

but yeah...

BTW is the F1EE 100% copper?

The grade is high, but afaik there is no such thing as 100% anything. There's always impurities.

i see...

getting my F1EE sat!
so happy

You could always get the F1 plated if you wanted some bling.

I'm still waiting for my F1 to come in. USPS, hurry the frack up.