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Throughout the process, Paul demonstrates the importance of precise positioning and stable connections. When the coil's connection to the ground rod was disturbed, the voltage dropped sharply. Interestingly, applying physical pressure or adjusting the coil's alignment could temporarily restore or alter voltage levels, illustrating the delicate balance in these experimental setups.
He reflects that despite his efforts, achieving the maximum voltage of 38.9 volts remains elusive. Variations in environmental moisture, coil placement, and grounding conditions likely influence the outcomes. He also experiments with different materials, such as inserting a copper pipe into the ground, but finds that some modifications might inadvertently lower the voltage rather than increase it.