Fireworks firing systems for beginners!

A quick review on a few of the inexpensive fireworks firing systems on the market.

[@vandykelogging2765]

Awesome video. Very informative and to the point! Thanks!

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Thank you.

[@skimpbeethepyro]

I love those firing systems

[@davidcasillas5624]

Hello can you make a video of wiring fireworks to the firing system?

[@Beastlol]

Great video!

[@krislee2587]

Awesome video for beginner pyros looking at their first firing system 👏👍 What is the name if your big system on the right ??

[@PYRONATIONUSA]

excellent system for beginners!

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

PYRO NATION And those of us that barely get to see fireworks. 😂

[@yellowgroove]

nice ! one on left looks like the one that i am having shipped to me..... cant wait to get it and try it out.

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

yellowgroove Pyro1 Right on. It works similarly in terms of attaching the igniters and pushing the corresponding numbers on the remote. You can double up the igniter if you want to shoot 2 at a time.

[@tw9433]

If you buy two of those systems on the left will one remote accidentally set off a cue on the separate system? I assume they use the same frequency?

[@michaelhadaway]

I couldn’t wait for mine either but the instructions provided are less than sufficient. Every video I saw was for intermediate and up operators. Now, its something that I can’t stand looking at.

[@wvpyrotech]

I have two of the DB240D transmitters and 20 matching 24 channel cased receivers. All in all it is decent for the price. My biggest complaint is the range outdoors I have found to be max about 50 feet. It does better indoors for close proximate pyrotechnics. I have fired some big displays using this system, a big plus. But i would LOVE it if i could get 100 feet of range plus. If the range isn't an issue, this is a great system for the price. If you have a failure, just throw the thing in the trash and replace it, they aren't user friendly field repairable. I am making the jump to Cobra ASAP.

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

With that many cues and range needs plus DMS capabilities, Cobra is the way to go. The IGNITE system is a great set up for those starting out.

[@happinessfiringsystems]

Hi Brian. Nice video for the beginner. Great work .

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Thank you so much!

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[@GhillyintheMist]

Thank you! I was wondering if you could trigger two fuses with the same queue on one receiver but no one else showed it.

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Excellent! You may have to double tap that que to make sure they both go off. Thanks for watching.

[@ScottyLiardi]

I have the same system. If you don't want to spend the money on another 24 cue receiver... You can actually use those smaller cues that you have They will connect once you figure out how to put them into syncing mode. Almost all of these cheaper systems use the 433mhz range.. Sometimes the corresponding number of the cues will not reflect the same on the remote, but you can always put a piece of tape on the correct buttons so you know which button will fire each cue. I've connected many different cheap cues to this system and have fired big shows with no problems

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

That’s so cool! Thanks for letting me know. Now I’ll have to figure out how to program them to a zone?

[@ScottyLiardi]

@@redbeardsfireworksshowcase for instance... I use the 24 cue that it came with as my "district 1", and then I have a cheap little 8 cue system that I program to "district 2". Set your firing board to district 2, put your cheap firing cue system into pairing mode just like you would to pair it with the little cheap remote that it comes with, and then press the #1 button on your board. You should be able to do the same thing with each cheap cue on different districts. If you have say a 2 cue or 6 cue... You can also pair them both to the same district by pressing 1 and pressing maybe 6 or 7 depending on how you want to set it. Let me know how it works for you

[@ScottyLiardi]

@@redbeardsfireworksshowcase also...instead of putting 2 ematches into 1 channel, you can wire them in series with as long of a piece of shooting wire or speaker wire that you need. The ematch at the end gets connected like you normally would, but the other would just be spliced into the middle somewhere only using one of the 2 strands of wire. Doesn't matter which one. The current will flow right through the ematch to the last one. Igniting them all in the process. You can do this with multiple ematches. I have wired up to 4 ematches in series like this with no problems. Just keep in mind the more ematches you add, the more voltage you may need.

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Scott Gagliardi Thanks for the help. Right now, I have 4 of the 24 que modules and 5 of the 4 que modules. I’ll try to set the smaller ones to district 0. I like using them for items that need to go pretty far out. I double wire most of my ques and find that running the 2 large modules in tandem was inconsistent even when single cued. Side a side b mirroring fountains didn’t ignite all of the time and many were delayed as I had to keep on pushing the buttons for several seconds.

[@alpacarpacheco5023]

Voltaje de salida ?

[@giovannylopez5926]

Hello, I just bought this system I just have a doubt as I know that the module is charged when the charger comes with the green mark but in the sign of the battery the LED is red and I think I doubt how to know when I have to charge them

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Great question. I too had issues with one of my charging cable lights. Try contacting the manufacturer to see if they can give you clarification.

[@josephastier7421]

So many Cobra ripoffs online now

[@erikcastilloortega9106]

Hola buenas noches me puedes ablar en es pañol por favor

[@michaelhadaway]

Need to know how to program the damn thing before knowing how to use it

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Basically you push the button for the Que you want to fire.

[@michaelhadaway]

My problem is I understand 1 receiver, but how do you connect more than 1, when every video shows when attaching 1st one, it went on #1, but when adding the 2nd one, it went on #5. I don’t understand how to connect everything with only 12 buttons

[@seanbarrasin9441]

you got that on ebay i wonted that thanks mate

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

One I bought directly from happiness fireworks.

[@luckyrathore4148]

I am from India ,here are not allowed Chinese system , what I do..? , Because I want this

[@Piebox518]

Can you use this for balloons?

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Yes you can!

[@adwin.r.nirmalkar5620]

hii

[@robertabrahamsen4464]

Where to buy this one?

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Sorry for the delay! eBay is the place to find it. You may also want to consider the Ignite Firing System.

[@gimisum4154]

2400 ques 😳😂

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Wouldn’t that be something? 😂

[@gimisum4154]

@@redbeardsfireworksshowcase would be a solid 8 hour show 😂🤙

[@joey-rr4xm]

Just curious since I bought 2x of the cheapest 3 receiver 1 remote firing system, can I use both in the same show without interference?

[@redbeardsfireworksshowcase]

Yes.