David,
I don’t right off…but I will find one for you…but here are some interesting things about it you may find helpful:
Copper-clad aluminum wire has a thin copper outer skin and a core of aluminum. Therefore it looks like copper, except on close examination of a cut end. Markings on the cable jacket would include “Al” or “Aluminum”. There is no known history of connection overheating problems associated with copper-clad aluminum wire. No corrective actions are required for copper-clad aluminum wire.
MIS-IDENTIFICATION - PLATED COPPER WIRE as "Aluminum"
Plated copper wire is relatively common in older homes, and it looks like aluminum wire. It was commonly used with rubber-based insulation. Identification can be made by careful inspection of a cut end of the wire. In general, plated copper wire would not be present in nonmetallic sheathed cable (“Romex”), it is most generally found in metallic sheathed cable (“BX”). Cable of the “BX” type is not likely to contain aluminum wire.