Hi:
The wire used by Bob Beck was 14-16 Ga., 130-160 Turns.
The test washer was a fender washer : 1.0 diameter with 1/8 hole. this
type of washer will jump much higher than a smaller one.
When placed 1/2 inch off center in a 35 watt-second strobe it will jump
12 inches.
Do remember that the magnetic field produced by the coil is proportional
to the mean coil radius, so using a larger wire gage, or larger inside
diameter, than that needed to match the rest of the electronics will
result in a weaker field.
The capacitors were 330 VDC, 600uF,
450 VDC, 600uF
Some of the present machines have a peak current of 150 Amps.
For further info see: <www.sotainstruments.com/gauss.html>
Regards
Peter R
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