An electromagnetic field does not come from the power source Most people who are electrically inclined believe that an electromagnetic field surrounding a current carrying wire is the same energy that has originated from the power source. It is true that the electromagnetic field surrounding that wire is in proportion to the current. But what isn't so revealing is that the electromagnetic field surrounding this wire really doesn't have anything to do with the original power source. Then what is the electromagnetic field? Let's say we start out with 100% of the energy and we call that energy let's say 1 joule of energy. If that 1 joule of energy flows through a load then that load has performed 1 joule's worth of work. Ok so far, so good. All 100% of that 1 joule of energy is going back to the source in order to destroy it. Now I didn't say that the energy is being destroyed since we can't create nor destroy energy, but we can only transform it. ...

The experimental setup Here is a real actual experiment I did to prove to myself once and for all that power can indeed be amplified. The setup is extremely simple. It consists of one 12 Volt 12 Amp Universal sealed lead acid battery bought from Radio Shack, when it was still around. A DC-to-DC Converter, a 7 Watt 12 Volt 0.648 Amp LED light and two meters. The experiment starts off powering the 7 Watt LED light with the battery. There is a meter in between the battery and light measuring current coming out of the battery and into the light. There is another meter connected directly to the battery reading the voltage of the battery. When the battery is connected to the light the battery voltage drops drastically by a large factor while drawing right around .525 Amps. The voltage drops from around 12.20V right down to 12.00V. Ok so far so good. This is all fine and dandy and there is nothing unusual about this. The light drains the battery, pretty plain and simple. Next we ...