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        <description>Using a low power 5V fan on a relay toggled by a Pi Pico to see how much a sheet of copper suspended in its vicinity will be moved. The effect is subtle, perhaps the elongation is 5-10 mm. The fan is quite silent; one could point it more directly at the sheet.</description>
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