The main thing is to see how he was pulsing the cell. The other things come later to those who figure it out. The independent evaluation report describes what happens when you blast water with a cap. That goes along with what Meyer says in his video.
You do not pulse the chokes, you feed them. unfiltered DC. (low frequency charging the cap) Although it does not look isolated, it is when its working. Provided you don't drain it too low and are running at resonance.
The bifilar chokes, lock every thing down when the cap is fired.
when we stop a current going in a choke it will fight against this change raising the voltage in the same direction the current was going.. but it first will have to discharge the capacitance that is charged in parallel with it
thats what is so special about it ... when we get a pulse in the line it will first charge the line and the load in our case because the pulse forming and the cell are in line connected this necessarily mean that this pulse forming is made to create a pulse that will reverse the cell with a very short spike wave but right after still maintain the polarization for a short while because of the inductance part and the dc pulses that charges the whole thing ..
i dont know if it need to be bifilar
i even believe is possible to simply split the system in two one having a capacitor and a hv transformer and the other having dc and a simple choke to choke off the high voltage spikes created with the capacitor... of course some adjustments need to be done ..
the frequency we are looking to get is a multiple of +- 100 THZ this is 1.0*10^14
thus a sub harmonic like 10khz would work assuming this vibration in water have a very high Q factor... therefore the higher is the harmonic we hit the better ....