Wire gauge is generally written as AWG meaning 'American
Wire Gauge'.
If you go to this page, you can type in the size of the wire
and have it converted to metric for you;
http://eve.mogami-wire.co.jp/e/cad/wire-gauge.html
> mathri wrote:
>
> Hi everybody
> my name is mark van tinteren and im currently building
> a bendini motor but having trouble with the coils.
> i live in the netherlands and we use the metric system
> to determine wire gauge the gauge on the plans is in (awg)
> can anyone help me obtain a conversion scheme for this
> i would be very happy with any kind of help
>
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