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Conductivity is measured in Mhos which is only ohms spelt backwards and it is the opposite of resistance. You can do what you like but you will never under normal circumstances beat normal brass track for conductivity.The problem is and always has been the joins in the track. I use 3.69m (12") track sections which means not many joins and what joins i do have except at points (switches) i use LGB joiners which are then properly soldered when they are new.For points i use Hillman clamps, not he split jaw type they are toohard to get on. This is what is covered in the text book on the matter.I regularly go over my track with a voltage meter and i cannot detect any worthwhile voltage drop across any of my joins unless in the rare event of a problem joint.Regards ian
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