Aluminium electrolysis using tap water Project Page 1

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This is my first electrolysis attempt using aluminium only for electrode's, in this particular case i was only using 3 electrodes that you will see conected later on, i am using tap water no electrolyte added...

NOTE: Images were captured using bsplayer, movie availabe if anyone interested: ftp://193.77.157.192 user: guest / pass: guest

Close up of 3 electrodes in glass jar

midle is aluminium rod, then there are 2 alumium barrels (don't know how to call them properly)

This is the transformer i am using 220V DC / 1-40V DC, i am not an expert in electricity so i don't know how many amps i was using at 12V DC... (no ampmeter yet)

Trying to capture wiring, no good...