"Mr. Haney"
"Phil Allison"

** No.

Teflon coated wire intended is for high temp applications.

With the sole exclusion of anything related to a nuclear reactor.


** Wot utterly irrelevant drivel.


Silver has a much higher melting point than tin ( just a tad below copper)
and is more corrosion resistant too.

Also, purified Silver Oxide, made in the lab, conducts better than the
element itself does.


** Shame it does not even exist on silver objects or wires.


Silver oxide on wires, and other conductive
surfaces creates a protective 'patina' on the surfaces that are exposed
to the air.


** Absolute ******** !!!!!!!!!!!!!

The dark tarnish seen on silver is silver sulphide ( Ag2S ) - which is an
insulator.

Hanley is just parroting one of the DUMBEST MYTHS floating around the
internet and swallowed whole by audiophools.



...... Phil