Pulling energy from the ambient energy field using a coil capacitor

[Jack Noskills]

This is too long for a post so I made a PDF, attached. Abstract of the PDF is copied below:

Abstract
Today it is well known what electricity does. We can create, control and measure it as we please but we still don't seem to know what this energy is. What physical phenomena occurring in the movement of charge is giving power to our electrical systems. This paper presents a theory about electricity which explains what electrical energy is, where it comes from and how to access it efficiently at low cost using coils as capacitors. This theory is derived from Coulomb's law and from some well known laws of electricity. Schematics and some preliminary test results of a prototype device are shown that operates using the presented theory. The device could in theory produce over 150 watts using less than 20 watts.

snippet from the PDF:
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Shortly I will describe a simple system that will prove the following items to be true:
1. Ambient energy field exists and it is everywhere.
2. Electrical systems use energy from this field. Unfortunately all access methods to ambient energy field are under unity.
3. Current flow and energy flow are two different things and it is possible to separate them.
4. Current flow through load is not necessary to power it.
5. It is possible to access the ambient energy field using a device that outputs more energy than what is required to operate it.
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There should be enough information in the PDF for replication. My internet connection is slow so I won't be commenting or even following this thread. I will read PM's but rarely.

[dieter]

Downloaded, will read it later, thanks.
kr

[Magnethos]

Hello Jack, thank you for the pdf file.
At the moment I have little time to read, but I will reply to this post.


The capcoil technique seems to be very interesting. I am just printing the pdf to read it.

[Magnethos]

I have read a little of the document fast and it looks very good.
I would suggest to read also another document that can be complementary of Jacknoskills' one. If someone is interested in the second document, let me know it here and I will search and publish here the name of the document.

[penno64]

Welcome back Jack

Regards