Conventional ACSR conductors are formed by stranding aluminum wires over a steel core. The steel core does not contribute to current carrying and is used only for carrying purposes. The steel core has a great role in the shedding of the line weight. With the increase in line weight, longer poles are used at shorter distances, but it cannot be abandoned because it undertakes the transport task. Nowadays, the search for alternatives to the ACSR conventional conductor has accelerated. One of these alternatives is AAAC (Full aluminum alloy conductors). The wires in AAAC are hardened with special alloy production and eliminate the need for a steel core as a carrier in the center. While producing the aluminum overhead line conductor, after the aluminum ingots are melted in the melting furnaces and taken to the resting furnaces, after the addition of alloy elements such as Si, Mg in certain proportions, it is solidified by pouring it into a copper mold through refractory runners, and after the rolling process, 9.5 mm or 12 mm Aluminum Alloy rod (wire rod) semi-finished products are produced. While producing wire in the diameter determined in the standards for the overhead line conductor to be produced, 9.5 mm or 12 mm Aluminum rod (wire rod) is thinned with a certain reduction ratio in the semi-finished drawing process, and aluminum wire of the desired diameter is obtained. In the drawing process, the rod is rolled with a reduction ratio suitable for the machine and the final product to be produced. The wires produced are brought together with the step ratio in the standards to form a conductor. In order to gain the mechanical and electrical properties of the produced aluminum alloy wire, heat is applied at a certain time and temperature in heat treatment furnaces. Considering the heat treatment time and degree applied in this study, the properties before and after the heat treatment will be compared and the effect of the heat treatment process on the wire will be shown with experimental studies. Mechanical and electrical tests of AAAC 774 AL7 conductor made of alloy wires and ACSR Pheasant conductors made of aluminum wires knitted on steel cores will be carried out and the two conductors will be compared considering some parameters in line selection.