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Paul reports adding an extension to his coil arrangement, indicating a focus on adjusting the coil's physical parameters to influence electrical output. He highlights that the coils are now raised high—set atop boards and supported by a plastic sheet—allowing him to approximate a centered coil position relative to the magnetic core or wall of the experimental chamber.
He emphasizes that raising or lowering the coils doesn't significantly alter the voltage readings, suggesting that the height isn't critical to the voltage output. Instead, attention is directed toward the precise positioning of the copper elements near the coil walls, which appears to have a more pronounced effect.