Geomagnetic interaction

Okay, so I'm a fiction writer and I love neo-futuristic tech, but when I write I like to be as realistic as possible. One such technology, which I'm thinking of using in a fictional series, is the QED over-unity generators that are purported to be able to power themselves and produce more power than they use to power themselves.

My question to the community is this; let us assume the QED does in fact produce more power than it initially needed to reach a self-powering state (yes I know this breaks several fundamental laws). Is it possible that such a device is actually drawing power from the Earth's EMF? If it is possible, how large of a Stator Coil would be needed to have EMF resonance between the rotating magnet, the Stator coil and the Earth's EMF?

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