
Kleone Electro-Culture Pure Copper Antenna
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✅ High-Quality Material
100% Solid Copper Craftsmanship Built to Historical 1920 Specs
Handcrafted based on Justin Christofleau’s original 1920 electro-culture design, each antenna is forged from 99.9% pure solid copper with zero plating, alloys, or synthetic coatings. Standing approximately 12 inches (30 cm) above the soil when planted, each 4-ounce antenna features a sturdy 8mm copper rod base topped with 4mm wire hand-wound clockwise into a tight coil. Designed to harvest atmospheric energy naturally, the solid copper construction withstands all weather conditions and develops an authentic, functional patina over time without degrading.
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99.9% Pure Solid Copper: Made from solid, unplated copper rod and hand-wound wire according to historic 1920 specifications.
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Zero-Maintenance Lifespan: Operates without batteries, electrical wiring, or replacement parts—built to last a lifetime.
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Authentic Patina Finish: Naturally ages outdoors over time without losing its conductivity or structural integrity.

Tool-Free Installation with Scalable Yard Coverage
Installing the antenna requires no tools; simply push the base 4 inches into moist soil until it stands securely upright in pots, raised beds, garden plots, or greenhouses. Each single antenna provides roughly 1 square meter (10 sq ft) of coverage, making it easy to scale setup according to your growing area by spacing multiple units about 3 feet apart. Every order ships in plastic-free, recyclable packaging and includes digital PDF copies of the step-by-step planting guide and Christofleau’s original 1920 electro-culture book.
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Simple Push-In Setup: Anchors 4 inches deep into soil across garden beds, containers, or indoor houseplant pots.
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10 Sq Ft Coverage Per Unit: Scalable options cover small planter pots (1 pack) up to large backyard gardens (20 pack).
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Complete Historical Guides Included: Ships with digital copies of Christofleau’s original 1920 book and step-by-step planting instructions.






