6watts and 8 liters HHO per minute...........

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I'm really surprised you guys haven't figured this out yet.

The VIC is a program, a set of circuit instructions.

1.  Polarize the water
2.  At low voltage start regular electrolysis which in turn...
3.  Creates HHO gas.  The HHO gradually replaces the place of the water between the plates in the water capacitor which gradually decreases the capacitance of the WFC.
4.  Keep increasing the voltage gradually while adjusting resonance
5. Eventually the gas replaces all the water between the plates allowing the charge to sky rocket and use voltage to produce HHO.

Look up Ronnie Walker's forum for details.

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I'm really surprised you guys haven't figured this out yet.

The VIC is a program, a set of circuit instructions.

1.   At low voltage start regular electrolysis which in turn...
2.  Creates HHO gas.  The HHO gradually replaces the place of the water between the plates in the water capacitor which gradually increases the capacitance of the WFC.
3.  Keep increasing the voltage gradually while adjusting resonance
4. Eventually the gas replaces all the water between the plates allowing the charge to sky rocket and use voltage to produce HHO.

Look up Ronnie Walker's forum for details.

You are not even close to what goes on. There is no electrolysis in the process and it does not create HHO gas. 

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Says the guy who hasn't got it to work yet.

Actually, the first part of the process requires electrolysis.  It switches over to voltrolysis after the gas replaces the water between the plates.  If you don't understand this, you will never get it to work.

The WFC is essentially a variable capacitor.  You need to understand that in order to design your VIC and pulsing circuit.  You need to design your coils to resonate with the variable WFC capacitor at specific low and high frequencies in the range of the WFC and then use your pulsing circuit to charge it starting at a low voltage at the lower frequency and then keep increasing the voltage gradually, tuning it as you go, up to the higher frequencies.

I actually missed the step of polarizing the water.  You need to start with this.  I have updated the list.  However, I have only given a very top level explanation here.  I do understand the full process, mostly from discovery and experimenting, and Ronnie Walker filled in a few gaps for me and explains it in more detail in his forum.  I'm not going to re-explain it all here.

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If you knew how it worked, you would know what actually comes out of it!.
Thanks for the entertainment!.

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I know what I have.

Have a nice day.

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Here's another little hint why you need electrolysis to start.

And it's actually why the chokes are slightly different from each other to allow a little current through.  If you choke off the current completely, you can't create any gas.  No gas, no ability to increase charge between the plates.  If you can't increase the charge, you can't pull the molecule apart. I'm sure everyone here has already figured out when you throw high voltage across the WFC that it only ever shows a small voltage when you measure it. That's because of current leakage in the water between the plates.  To stop the current leakage, you have to get rid of the water.  To get rid of the water, you use the electrolysis to start your process.

Your welcome.

Of course there is still more to it to get it going, but like I said, I'm not re-explaining the whole process here.

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thanks for all the posts here.
If somebody claims to have a working Meyer setup then why doesnt anybody take a little bit of time and post a video of it?
With some explanation in it.
Its that simple...

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it doesnt have to be on youtube.
Just upload it here.
And you can remove it after a day if you feel thr need...