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Paul experiments further by methodically shifting the coil relative to the antenna and ground. When he pulls the coil back tightly against the pipe, the AC voltage measurements are lower. Conversely, loosening the coil and bringing it closer to the ground or the antenna seems to amplify the readings, reaching around 2.2 volts in certain positions.
This behavior suggests that the physical positioning and tension of the coil relative to the antenna and ground significantly influence the observed electromagnetic signals. Interestingly, lifting the coil slightly or adjusting its proximity to ground points impacts the voltage, indicating the importance of precise positioning in such experiments.