Entry level Fireworks & Pyrotechnics Firing Systems Beginners Guide

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In this video, I touch upon a selection of entry-level firing systems for fireworks & pyrotechnics

Whether you want to electronically fire your consumer grade garden fireworks or pyrotechnics, you'll need a firing system

There are many options available, and prices start at approximately £20.00 upwards from a single cue unit all the way up to the hundreds, if not thousands.

This video shows two types ranging from a 12 cue wireless system & a 12 cue wired system

The 13 cue wireless system shown is a Happiness fireworks DBR06-X12 that is £100.00
This unit has an easy to navigate yet basic menu system that allows you to set time delays, step fire & all fire. It runs off two PP3 9v batteries in the main system and a single 9v battery in the long-range wireless remote control

Link to this system below
https://www.explosivefirework.co.uk/s...

The next & last firing system shown is a UK designed and built EasyPyro RhinoFire. Step 13
This is also known as a fireworks sequencer because it's can provide many firing options such as:

Stepper Mode
Step to the next cue on each trigger input pulse.

Same Interval Mode
Set the same time interval between all cues.
Set the same time interval between groups of cues
(Fire 2 x 6 Cues, 3 x 4 Cues, 6 x 2 Cues etc)

Different Interval Mode
Set a different interval between cues.

Clock Mode
Set any cue to fire at any time according to an internal clock.

Sweep Mode
Fire sweeps / chases back and forth across multiple units.

This is an incredible system that can be wired and linked to multiple units and fired using a trigger fire input from an existing cue on a larger wireless firing system

As standard the RhinoFire does not come in a black case. This was a special request as the yellow case stands out too much for the intended usage application I had planned

Link to EasyPyro & this system below
https://easypyro.com/rhinofire-firewo...