Thank you so much for putting this video together and posting it. I went to the website and looked all over for 20 minutes and couldn’t find anything. With your video. I had reprogrammed all of my modules within minutes. Thank you again. 👊😎👊
You don’t know how much I appreciate videos like this. After running my ass around in the heat this year, I’m dead. I’m gonna step up my game next year, and this video explained exactly how the system works, especially without 5 minutes of extra garbage!
Do you think there is any way to hack this thing to access it's address's with say an arduino or raspberry pi? I recently got one of these and if I could do that, i'd be willing to take the time to write some pyromusical software (gamemaker software has built in firework effects and I think I could write something pretty easily that is both cutomizable and could export an excel file like the "pro" systems use)
For these ones it's an advertised 300 meters so think of yourself standing at one end of 3 (American) football fields in a row, even if that's the absolute max, you should still have plenty of distance to shoot off your fireworks. Have a good 4th.
Can't get the unit to fire. Does it matter what batteries are being used? Brand new AC Delco and the ignitor will not ignite. My guess its the batteries but it should hypothetically work, right?
Need more info. Do the module cues show continuity? Are the module cues blinking when you hit the corresponding fire buttons? Do you have LED test lights to see if those are lighting up? How about a voltmeter?
Thank you so much for putting this video together and posting it. I went to the website and looked all over for 20 minutes and couldn’t find anything. With your video. I had reprogrammed all of my modules within minutes. Thank you again. 👊😎👊
You don’t know how much I appreciate videos like this. After running my ass around in the heat this year, I’m dead. I’m gonna step up my game next year, and this video explained exactly how the system works, especially without 5 minutes of extra garbage!
Can you adjust the time rapidfire ? For example there should be 2 seconds between every channel instead of 1 second
Do you think there is any way to hack this thing to access it's address's with say an arduino or raspberry pi? I recently got one of these and if I could do that, i'd be willing to take the time to write some pyromusical software (gamemaker software has built in firework effects and I think I could write something pretty easily that is both cutomizable and could export an excel file like the "pro" systems use)
I’m starting to get into the electronic firing, can you connect other modules from another system to this?
How many feet away is the signal good for? If im a bit far away will it fail to fire?
For these ones it's an advertised 300 meters so think of yourself standing at one end of 3 (American) football fields in a row, even if that's the absolute max, you should still have plenty of distance to shoot off your fireworks. Have a good 4th.
Hi mate whats the black dial screw used for in the front of the firing remote briefcase cheers
Vacuum release if the case won’t open that will let air in
Can't get the unit to fire. Does it matter what batteries are being used? Brand new AC Delco and the ignitor will not ignite. My guess its the batteries but it should hypothetically work, right?
Need more info. Do the module cues show continuity? Are the module cues blinking when you hit the corresponding fire buttons? Do you have LED test lights to see if those are lighting up? How about a voltmeter?
Appreciate this video very much! I knew it would be simple, but i just needed to visually see it, as mine didnt come with instructions.
Nice job. I am your 6th sub. 840
This was a great video thinking about getting me one
Now that sir is a stash ANY Pyro 🧨 should respect!! Bad Assery!!
that was nice man, crowd loved the fireballs. you did good!
stacking up we see you!!
When and where was this? Loaded up!!
This was a pick up from 2 wholesalers casabella and wild west fireworks back in March or April 2021