Such thing as too small of AWG? 44?

[capthook]

Here is the ideal coil spec I have derived for my project and will be winding tommorrow:

#26 AWG / 250? / 10 ohm / 1250T

1.23V x .24A  =  .295W (how did I derive this?  Attached my power supply (1 "AA" battery) to a variable resistor set to 10 ohm and tested with DMM)

.24A x 1250T = 300 AT

So 300 AT @ .295W consumption - pretty sweet IMO.......

CH

[EvilXBOX]

Why can't I find any information on Amp Turns?
Give me a wiki link, or similar
thanks

[EvilXBOX]

oh no, my calculator died going to the reply page...oh well, computer only now..until I get 4 AAA....

this is what capthook posted, to my one pound that I have already calculated
2,000V, 2ft circumference
44 AWG / 80,000' / 207440 ohm / 40,000T
2,000V * 0.00964134207482 Amps = 19.2826841496336 W
0.00964134207482 Amps * 40,000T = 385.653682992673 AT

385.653682992673 AT @ 19.2826841496336 W consumption @2,000V
...tell me what to compare it with?

[EvilXBOX]

to one pound of 26 AWG...
24378.3520234032AT @ 78010.7264748903 W

tell me what else to compute?

[EvilXBOX]

the ratio of my AT/W is 20 for 44AWG(on the dot) and 0.3125 for 26AWG