I am telling you from experience those connectors are crap. They do not fire half the time and also tend to become damaged in shipping. What most pyros do on these compounds is cut off the wire and plastic connector ends, strip them back, and meld them together and then wrap with tape and stuff down to the side. The fireworks for these compounds are generally left in the box. I wrap the box with some strong tape going around the sides for extra support. I go to Home Depot and get long 4 by 4's cut there into smaller sections and then brace together around the cakes. The cost of these cakes you do not want to use the crap connectors. Make sure you brace as if these fall down these are big shots.
@@OHPAPYRO It happens some of the time. You just got lucky. I am not spending that kind of money on suspect connections for my show with my cobra gear each year on the 4th. I had Incubus and Mayhem last year along with others. In shipping the connectors sometimes get damaged the plastic ones. It would be disheartening for some people on a limited budget to buy these and then have a misfire to no fire for their big show piece. Just trying to help others. They can keep the connectors at their own risk.
@@joelowens5211 ruclips.net/video/6FZP5WKGiow/видео.html Shot another one just a few nights ago. No failures I am not trying to discredit you but all the people I know who have shot them and myself have had 0 problems with them.
Pyro Legos! Good explanation on setting them up.
Subbed. Nice stash! I need to complete mine with some pros.
love night owl, just ordered howitzer and grave digger compound cases. thanks for the video pyro!
Looks nice man. Yeah they need to put each cake duration on them like what you showed me the other day
Riakeo does that on all their pieces
Nice bro 🎇🎆🧨🔥💥🤙👍🙌💯 so this is the cake you posted on IG 💯 awesome 👌 👏 👍
Nice video en also a nice channel! 👌 i subscribed 🔥 greetings from a dutch channel!
I am telling you from experience those connectors are crap. They do not fire half the time and also tend to become damaged in shipping. What most pyros do on these compounds is cut off the wire and plastic connector ends, strip them back, and meld them together and then wrap with tape and stuff down to the side. The fireworks for these compounds are generally left in the box. I wrap the box with some strong tape going around the sides for extra support. I go to Home Depot and get long 4 by 4's cut there into smaller sections and then brace together around the cakes. The cost of these cakes you do not want to use the crap connectors. Make sure you brace as if these fall down these are big shots.
I have shot 10-15 cases of these. Never had a failure.....
@@OHPAPYRO It happens some of the time. You just got lucky. I am not spending that kind of money on suspect connections for my show with my cobra gear each year on the 4th. I had Incubus and Mayhem last year along with others. In shipping the connectors sometimes get damaged the plastic ones. It would be disheartening for some people on a limited budget to buy these and then have a misfire to no fire for their big show piece. Just trying to help others. They can keep the connectors at their own risk.
@@joelowens5211 ruclips.net/video/6FZP5WKGiow/видео.html
Shot another one just a few nights ago.
No failures
I am not trying to discredit you but all the people I know who have shot them and myself have had 0 problems with them.
@@joelowens5211I do the same aswell put out in a piece of quick fuse to insure good fire
OHPA Pyro those connectors suck
Nice Brother
Is big and beautiful worth the money? Their demo video doesn't look as big I think it should be.
Are these resistant to tip over?
OHPA, I'm guessing you are in the OH -Penn area like I am.
Where is your go-to place for product?
American wholesale or rkm
Where can I pick up those cakes? Do you have prices?
Do we get to see this go ?
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@John Fiocca I just saw it thanks