three parallel rectangular coils 1000 mm wide and 550 mm deep, distance between coils = 300 mm; each coil consisting of 150 turns of 1.6 mm wire wound horizontally around an acrylic frame; polycarbonate cages placed on a wooden frame in the center of the lower and middle coil
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