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The foundation of the antenna system begins with an unconventional yet practical choice: an old, well-made pallet. The experimenter notices that this rustic wooden platform can serve as a stable base for mounting the antenna components. A substantial chunk of steel is sourced and carefully machined to fit within the setup, demonstrating a keen eye for repurposing available materials.
The steel piece is essential for maintaining the structural integrity and possibly acting as part of the magnetic loop. Its size and shape have been chosen to optimize the antenna’s performance at low frequencies. The use of high-quality, rugged materials indicates a desire for durability and resilience in the antenna's design.