A Practical Guide to 'Free-Energy' Devices

Every kind of matter produces an energy field and these energy fields interact with each other in many
complicated ways, producing all sorts of additional effects. These energy fields are the "stuff" of space,
or as it is sometimes described, "the virtual vacuum". Space is packed full of all sorts of things but
because it does not contain air, we tend to think that there is nothing at all in it. Most people think that
"vacuum" means "without air" but when scientists speak of space as "the vacuum" they do not mean that
at all, and they use the word "vacuum" to describe to describe (loosely speaking) the place which is
between the stars and planets of the universe, and Floyd refers to that vast place as "the vacuum", so
please don't think that it has anything to do with air, as it definitely doesn't.
Floyd says: We all think that we know what light is, but the reality is that a particle of light is nothing more
than a large interference in the electromagnetic field. Unless it interacts with matter or with another field,
any electromagnetic field with not be changed in any way by the vacuum. Electromagnetic fields are a
fundamental part of the structure of the vacuum itself. The whole universe is permeated by a constant
magnetic field. That field is made up of countless numbers of North and South pole magnets in a
completely random scatter.
Einstein has pointed out that E = mC 2 which is one way of saying that energy and matter are
interchangeable (or are two different faces of the same thing). The energy everywhere in the universe is
so great that new particles of matter pop into existence and drop back into their energy form many
trillions of times per second. Actually, they exist for such a very short time that calling them "particles" is
not really appropriate, so perhaps "virtual particles" might be a better description.
However, if we generate a moving magnetic field, it alters the random nature of this energy in the tiny part
of the vacuum where we happen to be, and the vacuum energy becomes much less random and allows a
very large amount of vacuum energy to be drawn into our equipment and do what we think of as "useful
work" - producing heat and light, powering motors and vehicles, etc. This was proved in laboratory
experiments during the week of 19th June 1988 and it is the underlying operating principle of my "Phase-
Conjugated Vacuum Triode" device.
The energy produced by this device is "negative energy" which is the reverse of the energy with which we
are familiar. The spark caused by a short-circuit in a negative energy system is excessively bright and
cold and it produces a barely audible hiss with no explosive force. Melting of wires does not occur and
this type of negative current passes through the human body with only the feeling of a chill.
Wires which carry a lot of negative energy remain cool at all times and so tiny wires can feed equipment
with hundreds of watts of power. This has been demonstrated in the laboratory and the source of energy
is unlimited as it is the virtual vacuum of space itself.
The Nature of Space:
Space itself is the ability to accommodate energy. Consider for a moment, the following illustration:
A signal (energy) is transmitted from point "A" to point "B" which are separated by a
finite distance. Consider three periods of time:
1. The signal is launched from point A.
2. The signal resides in the space between point A and point B.
3. The signal arrives at point B.
If 3. occurs simultaneously with 1. we say that the signal has travelled at infinite
velocity. If that were the case, then the signal never resided in the intervening space
and therefore there must be no space between point A and point B and so both points
A and B must be at the same location. For real space to exist between the two points,
it is necessary that a signal moving between them has to get "lost" to both points, that
is, out of touch with both points for a finite period of time.
Now, we know that for real space to exist between two points, a signal passing between them has to
move at a finite speed between them and if it can't do that, then there can't be any space between them.
If space can't accommodate a signal passing between two points, then it has no function and no reality.
We are left then with the only real space, the home of the real and virtual vacuum - space which supports
a finite, non-zero signal velocity.
A similar argument applies to the impedance of space. A medium can only accommodate positive energy
if the medium resists it to a reasonable degree. Neither an infinitely strong spring nor an infinitely weak
spring can absorb energy by being compressed. Neither an infinitely large mass nor an infinitely small
mass can absorb or accommodate energy imparted by a collision and the same holds true for space.
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