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Aiming at the undersea WPT (Wireless Power Transfer) system, improvement of power transfer efficiency through saltwater is studied. We have examined the unloaded Q (Qu) and coupling coefficient (k) of the spiral coil resonators for different diameters and different operating frequencies with the number of turns fixed. In addition, introducing a new structure of 4-layered spiral coil resonators, we found the improved transfer efficiency, especially by adopting dense winding of litz wire.