A circuit file named gravity amp in John Bedini’s archive led Davy Oneness to investigate a different way of triggering an SG coil: a detector signal in place of the wheel’s usual self-trigger. “When I realized what it is, it’s a gravity amp trigger.” His 87-minute 2026 ESTC presentation, Unlocking Hidden Forces, is out now as a download.
Davy brings about 30 years of electronics experience, including nuclear instrumentation, and roughly two decades of work in the Bedini SG research community. As he reads John’s circuit, instead of an SG wheel triggering itself, the coil “is being triggered by the surrounding ether field and activity.” He is plain that the coil “is kind of the last step to figure that out.”
John’s tuner, his old hard drives and other pieces of his work were passed down to me by John’s widow years ago, shortly after his untimely death, for safekeeping and to carry on the legacy of some of John’s work. That is where Davy’s photos and the gravity amp file came from.
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Earlier Tesla hairpin footage: over 120 feet away
Davy’s earlier Tesla hairpin video shows a bulb about 40 feet away, then one “over 120 feet away” on his back hill, fed through wires “as thin as your hair.” In his words, “the bulb’s actually glowing brighter than when it was 40 feet away.” The hairpin carries high voltage, and he says so: “It’s not a good idea to hold.”
Bob Beck, capacitor sensors and detector audio
- Bob Beck’s ELF detector: read from Beck’s paper, including his reported result that a magnet moved by a heartbeat drove the display “from about 15 feet distance in a magnetically quiet environment.” Davy does not repeat that test on stage.
- Bedini and Bearden on the radio: a Bill Jenkins radio clip of John Bedini and Tom Bearden on the Bedini ELF detector.
- Capacitors as sensors: “We want noisy components because the information is in the noise.”
- A private 1985 video: John recording with a gravitational wave tuner.
- Coincidence counting: from Davy’s years in nuclear instrumentation, why several detectors logged together can separate a real pattern from local interference.
- Live sound: the Bill Ramsey cosmic wind detectors he built. “Sounds like the ocean, right?”
Detector modules still in development
Davy also gives a first look at the modules he is building: a gravity amp module where “you can add your own capacitor or whatever sensor,” and the “200 db amplification circuit” as a module, so people can build their own coils “without having to worry about the electronics end of it.” In his words: “That’s the plan, is to get these in everybody’s hands.” The modules are not available yet. When they are, the announcement goes to Energy Times readers first.
The 2026 ESTC releases so far
- Gangrene Energy, Eric Dollard
- The Alexanderson Antenna, Eric Dollard
- Onan and Dynamotor Tech, Al Francoeur
- A Foundation for True Science, Adrian Marsh PhD
- The coMra Effect, Adrian Marsh PhD, free
- Orgone Energy, Tom DiFerdinando
- 2026 Panel Discussion, nine presenters, free
- Build A Better Tesla Coil, Hakasays
- Efficient Wind Catching Tech, Peter Lindemann and Terry McMenomy
- EPD Telluric Transmitter, Hakasays and Justin Miller
- Regenerative Grazing, Justin Miller
- Unlocking Hidden Forces, Davy Oneness (today)
Hear about each release first
Energy Times readers hear about each ESTC 2026 release as it goes live, along with new books, papers and research from emediapress.com, and they will hear first when Davy’s modules are ready. It is free, and you can leave any time. Get Energy Times.
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Aaron Murakami
Energy Science and Technology Conference · emediapress.com
