Example on the theory.
Your query seems to have changed somewhat. Now you’re asking about transmitting RF.
And not causing interference.
This is not advisable. Use the appropriate repeater/booster that’s readily available and doesn’t require a license.
A quick google search suggests that car radios and mobile phone signals are indeed repeated via specialised ‘leaky feed coax’ running the length of the tunnel walls. While mobile, cellular signals use a base station in the tunnels technical room. Again, using specialised ‘leaky feed’ cable or...
I doubt that this is anywhere possible.
A diamond is indeed a great land made stone, but a radioactive capacitor or voltage storage it certainly isn’t. Not everything on the WWW is true.
The second to last photo and the last photo show the overall aperture. 1/2” plastic strips inside the aperture forming a barrier.
This means opening the aperture/hole a further 1/2” all round.
RFID!. Interesting.
You said it works about 50mm (5cm) away from the door.
I would first try a plastic barrier.
A half inch (1/2”) plastic around the opening to form a barrier.
This obviously means opening the hole by a further 1/2”.
The electronics are in the front, not the tunnel section you put foil over.
Also, adding foil is doing the same thing as the metal section.
I wonder what type of cat flap it is?.
When installed into the door, does the flap stay unlocked or locked?.
I ask because some have a magnet in the cats...
I think it would depend on the frequency as ignition coils are pulsed DC.
Our homes are 50/60Hz depending on what country you’re in.
This may be far too slow and constant and over heat the coil.
But I’ve never tried it so it’s only a guess.