Current pulled from out of the Earth - a simulation in LTSpice

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How many degrees of freedom do I possess? Not many. I can think about circuits which defy the conventional wisdom of voltage pulling current rather than pushing current. This makes the Earth a viable source provided your ground is not too close to someone else's, such as: the utility grid.

The following link describes various simulations the last of which (update 26 Dec) is what I am referring to in LTSpice. I apologize for not building these simulations.

Please see attached runtime schematic and graphical result files.

https://open.substack.com/pub/vinyasi/p/i-didnt-think-free-energy-could-be?r=iev5p&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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UPDATE

When I say: “pull current from an Earth ground”, I don’t mean to imply a D/C pull. No. I mean an oscillating pull.

So, not much current need be there — within the Earth — to pull from to initiate this behavior. Yet, if there is sufficient reactive impedance to initiate this pull, and if the circuit which initiates this procedure can also accumulate what it pulls, then the magnitude of this constant oscillation will escalate despite the Earth not possessing much energy with which to contribute.

It doesn’t matter; it doesn’t have to.

The accumulation of energy, within the circuit, will provide the excess. All the Earth has to do is be willing to spare a little (at first) in order to give and take a lot more later on as the circuit progressively accumulates more and more force.

https://vinyasi.substack.com/p/free-energy-from-a-toroid-of-capacitance?r=iev5p

and

https://vinyasi.substack.com/p/i-didnt-think-free-energy-could-be?r=iev5p

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