I can make a fairly conservative conclusion that the MPG coil is capable of inducing greater than the required 50-100 uA into a 2k ohm conductive medium. SOTA's custom professional strobe capacitor used in the MPG has an ESR of only 0.076 ohms. It is important to note that the lower the ESR the less HEAT will be produced, and the longer the capacitor will last. Click HERE to see our actual MPG capacitors. This is the main reason why SOTA's MPG has such high performance.
Heat destroys the dielectric, and burns the capacitor out.
A higher ESR lowers the current on each pulse, which of course lowers the Gauss output on each pulse. As mentioned above, the lower the ESR the longer the capacitor will last, and generally the faster you can charge and discharge it. This compares to 5-10,000 pulses from your typical photoflash capacitor found in most cameras. Charging a capacitor follows simple electrical rules. For example, our 600uF capacitor is to be charged to 330 Volts.