Regarding the issue of using wires (as an antenna resonator), this is a fascinating story. I originally intended to simply purchase wires online, but after receiving the wires, I discovered that they were actually aluminum-coated copper – which was quite frustrating. Then, I thought: Since I'm going to be rummaging through electronic waste for parts, why not also look for usable wires? And indeed, I found several three-core power cables among the discarded items. An idea struck me: Could these power cable cores be used as resonators? So, I tried using wire strippers to strip the power cables, but the outer shell was too hard, and even multi-function strippers couldn't cut through it. I also tried tearing it apart by hand, but I couldn't pull it out. Finally, in a flash of inspiration: Since I can't pull it out by hand, I'll use all my strength! I tied one end of the wire to my foot and the other end securely to a beam in the building, then pulled hard outwards. And sure enough, with the power of my body, I was finally able to successfully extract the core from the outer shell – tying it to my foot made it much easier.