Hi fellow pyro-nuts! If you want to know how to make a basic – but very usable – firework remote firer, stay tuned! I am in the final stages of making a ‘tarted-up nailboard’ firing desk, and will soon be putting up the video showing how it was made. It is a glorified nailboard, but with 70 odd connections – each one able to shoot one or more fireworks. It is easy to make, runs off a car battery, and uses easily available bits and pieces. Won’t be too long, so keep checking in!
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i do a family show every 4 of july and every one conplaines how long the delay is between me lighting them off we all chip in to buy them but i am in charge in setting them off i have been trying to make some thing like this
Hi Jon… sorry that I have been a bit ‘tardy’ with getting this video up, but I promise that it will be up within the next day or so! It is easy to make a ‘scaled-down’ version of my glorified nailboard so that you can shoot your fireworks safely (and a bit quicker too!)… Thanks for taking the time to comment, and pop back tomorrow for a comprehensive video showing how you can make your very own remote firing system!