1.4g pro use, Video #1, How to use initiators and firing systems we offer.

[@albertdluhos3700]

You are a fantastic teacher.easy to understand...you go Bro.thanks for all you di!!!!.Al D.Kansas

[@Amber-pe5xq]

When my husband and I purchased our firing system from your company, you spent a lot of time with us, showing us how to use it. You even gave us a little demo. Thanks for putting this video up, It will work great if we need a refresher. Thanks for everything you do. We drive over 5 hours (one way) to go to your store because you are the best!

[@VanKeurenpyrotechnics]

His dedication is unmatched. He's literally hitting customer service, customer retention, safety and selection with the best prices around!

[@stephenorndorff9151]

One thing I would have mentioned, if I were you, on the modules there are 4 lights, when you have an e-match hooked up correctly you have continuity and the light will be a bright red showing all is hooked up correctly and no crossed wires, or breaks in the circuit. The light is noticeably brighter than if there is nothing hooked up. Just a nice thing to check as a last look before walking away. 1. Hook up all fuses 2. Turn on modules 3. Check for continuity 4. Walk away 5. Turn on hand remote 6. Fire Thanks for your content btw. Keep it up, I 100% agree that people can get ahold of 1.4 pro with zero training or very little proof of it. The best experience is hands on and ppl need to respect fireworks. They are explosives and one mistake could change or end your life or someone elses.

[@discountfireworks26]

Thank you for any input you have. I am going to address any questions and things that can be brought up from one video at the beginning of the next video. I am going to try to keep videos around 10 minutes long. One thing with these is that the lights are not that great for checking continuity. It would be nice if they were just off or on. But also for 20$ you can get a good feel for how electronic firing works for you and if it is something you want to learn more about.

[@tanjuirhill8365]

Great series of informative videos.

[@PYROKAYO]

This is so helpful for anyone that enjoys pyro’ing safely

[@ryannewyspyrotechnics2421]

Very nice great video and well done the show how it’s done and how to work it and do it by certain systems. That’s an easy one very easy.

[@3ccdmike]

Nice work. 360

[@gpt7842]

This is a great intro hobby starter set. That's how I got started. Its an inexpensive way to learn how to use electronic firing.

[@discountfireworks26]

I absolutely love it. I used to say why would I want to spend an extra dollar on a wire for every firework. Now I don't want to do it any other way.

[@gpt7842]

@discountfireworks26 electronic firing is the gateway to making you backyard shows into coherent displays. Those 4 shot cues are great. cheap and programmable. You can also move up to the bigger control box for a fraction of the cobra price.

[@GBPyro_920]

@@gpt7842 that's what I got from PyroBoom. Works wonders for the last 3 years now I've done electronic firing

[@randycalkins6361]

Great video Waylon. I can't wait to try my new system. I haven't got it out to check it out yet. I'll have to do a demo with it and post it for ya. Thank you fir doing what you do brother Pyro.

[@LOMU925]

Great informal video!

[@VanKeurenpyrotechnics]

This is a great video. If i didn't get ignite so darn cheap i wouldn't use it just because of my phone. I really like those little guys, is there a delay on your little Device from say 1 to 2?

[@discountfireworks26]

Honestly that is a good question. I will have to do a demo and try two buttons at the same time and also try rapidly going through the buttons. I do know each device has its own remote. If you buy 3 sets the remote will only work on the designated set. The lights will flash on the module that belongs to the remote when you push a button and need to pair them up. I will maybe start the next videos through this line of videos trying to answer questions from the previous video.

[@Wolfman333-b6x]

Once again, another good video. Where in oregon can i get my 1.4 pro training/ certification?

[@discountfireworks26]

You could always get the one online and order from the companies that accept it. But you have to buy a Cobra

[@Wolfman333-b6x]

@@discountfireworks26 copy where do i go to do all that

[@discountfireworks26]

@@Wolfman333-b6x send me a message on my phone [phone] or give me a call

[@Wolfman333-b6x]

@discountfireworks26 i got my certification through the oregon State Fire marshall..😀 it was easy

[@lemons8850]

When you use this for firecrackers won't it explode it. And what would you recommend

[@discountfireworks26]

The wires are not reusable.

[@nickl3134]

Is pro line common to flowerpot, blow apart, catch fire...?

[@discountfireworks26]

Really it's pretty common with all fireworks. Why top brands is key. If you do a big show with consumer or proline products odds are you will see a cake fire. Even with fountains. We have had brands that it seems like every cake starts on fire. As far as safe pieces Winda and Raccoon are very reliable and that is why most of our products come from them. We almost never see problems with these products. Buying other brands we see it quite frequently honestly. A few years back we tried another consumer line and we had more reviews of cakes falling apart or things shooting out the side then ever. The smoke cake I did the other day dropped a salute in the neighbors field and that is where it finally exploded. I did a single shot pro salute and the shot did not or barely left the tube and exploded. We unfortunately have to learn what products are more reliable and safe by experience. If you watch our full Raccoon Pro demo you will see 0 product mishaps and a ton of product went up. Trust name brands. Stay away from off labels is my best advice for safe products. Also if you follow our recommendations you will be far enough away from buildings and spectators and will be electronically firing these products so there is nothing to worry about if you just use them safely. You should ultimately think about using these firing systems for all products. Consumer and pro.

[@VanKeurenpyrotechnics]

How much is the 12 cue?

[@discountfireworks26]

60$ I know our four cue is cheaper then the ones online and they work great. The 12 cue can be found online cheaper however I do not know if they are the same units for sure or not. I also believe the remote does not come with the battery They look pretty similar however I do know for a fact I have had great performance from the ones I have.