John: follow me through on this & give me an answer, please. If you take a wire and loop it around a post some distance away and put x watts into one end, you will get a little less out because of line loss. Right? Then you take the magnet wire and coil it to make a magnet and when you put x watts into it you will get a little less out but the coil warms up so the heat plus what is coming out equals what you are putting in. Right? Then when you break contact the field collapses and you get an induced wattage in the wire.Right? Isn't this free energy????? My E- Mail is open.
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