I'm a firework and firing system enthusiast. My passion has led me to manufacture a remote firing system that's easy to use, easy to maintain, and affordable. 

NOTICE

Updated 08/10/10

The base model S32 is on sale until October 31st. The sale price is $395.00.

New Videos

• Video July 4th 2010 Show
• Video System Improvements
• Video P32 System Instructions
• Video S32 System Instructions
• Video S16WS System Instructions
• Video Internal Battery Replacement
• Video Talon Clip Igniter installation
• Video System Operated In Wet Conditions
• Video Testing A System
• Video Overload Protection
• Video Code Switch

The Talon clip igniters are in stock. The new stock is a box of eighty 3m (three

meter wire length) Talon clip igniters with orange wire.

*Check out the new Frequently Asked Questions web page.

• Each system is built with quality parts around a heavy duty receiver manufactured to my specifications.

• Solid state circuits control the positive side of the battery.

• Each system has automatic overload protection Video to assure years of reliable service.

• The 16 and 32 cue systems are manufactured for a wide range of customers. The only wireless systems on the market designed to ignite multiple homemade nichrome "through the core" igniters, bridgeless conductive pyrogen igniters, and bridged pyrogen dipped igniters in parallel from one cue. The systems will ignite multiple commercial e-matches in series and multiple Talon clip igniters in parallel from one cue. Video of ten clip igniters ignited from one cue.

• The transmitter (remote) is FCC compliant and has a FCC ID number stamped on it. It's illegal in the United States to use a transmitter that isn't FCC certified.

• External battery terminals on the faceplate so a system can be powered with an external 12 volt power source. I have customers that use a bike battery, lawn mower battery, car starter power pack, or two 6 volt lantern batteries hooked in series to produce 12 volts Picture. If a firing system is equipped with an internal 12 volt sla battery the terminals are used to charge the battery and check the battery voltage with a DC voltmeter.

• A code switch that allows multiple firing systems to be controlled from one transmitter or with a flip of a switch control the same systems from different transmitters. Purchase up to three coded transmitters and control multiple systems from each transmitter.

• C&C milled anodized aluminum faceplates to increase durability and overall look of the finished product. The anodized aluminum won't oxidate like untreated aluminum and is scratch resistant.

• External 90 degree swiveling antenna that increases the signal range of a system sitting directly on the ground to 550 feet.

• Double terminals with large terminal openings and a double jaw design that holds the igniter wire in place better then any other four terminal sold.

• Optional digital voltmeter monitoring the system voltage.

• The firing systems are manufactured in Iowa and some parts are "made in the USA".

• Firing systems may be damaged when in use occasionally. Unlike the disposable systems on the market the 16 and 32 cue systems can be returned for repair. The only part that can not be replaced is the faceplate.

 Systems In The Field

New Video July 4th 2010 Show VIDEO

Five 32 cue systems operated from one remote. The shoot site is 300 ft. left to right. Twenty three to thirty cues per system used depending on station set up. Talon clip igniters used with 100% ignition. One product stopped after second row of mortars. Three 32 cue could have been used to shoot this show.

New Video Memorial Weekend 2010 Show VIDEO

Five 32 cue systems operated from one remote. The shoot site is 275 ft. left to right. Twelve to twenty four cues used depending on station set up. Talon clip igniters used, one failed to fire, my fault. This show could have been done with three 32 cue systems.

Wedding Reception VIDEO

Five 32 cue systems operated from one transmitter. The shoot site is 200 ft. wide from the left to the right system. Talon clip igniters were used with a 100% ignition rate. This show could have been done with three 32 cue firing systems.

Labor Day 2009 VIDEO 

Five 32 cue systems operated from one transmitter. The shoot site is 300 ft. wide from the left to the right system. Talon clip igniters were used with a 99% ignition rate. This show could have been done with three 32 cue firing systems.

Wedding Anniversary Show VIDEO

Five 32 cue systems controlled from transmitter #1 and two 32 cue systems controlled from transmitter #2. The shoot site is 375 ft. wide from the left to the right system. Talon clip igniters were used with a 100% ignition rate. 

July 4th 08 Show VIDEO

Three 32 cue controlled from transmitter #1 and one 32 cue system controlled from transmitter #2 set up in the middle of the show area. The shoot site is 300 ft. from the left to the right system. Homemade "through the core" nichrome igniters were used with a 100% ignition rate. 

Customer's 1.4 July 4th Show VIDEO

I think this is a great show using one 32 cue firing system. The person who did this show used two pontoons loaded with fireworks anchored 350 ft. from shore. Talon clip igniters were used to ignite the fireworks.

Customer's 1.3 Show VIDEO

This show was done with three 32 cue systems controlled from transmitter #1 and one 32 cue system controlled from #2.

    Customer Testimonials

"I purchased a 32 cue from you earlier this year. I need another 32 cue. Your product is the best we used on the 4th. We had some of the smaller systems (6 single receiver and 6 multi receivers) and both failed miserably with fresh Duracell batteries in both. Oh well live and learn." Jeremy

"I used a system in 20 degree weather and about an inch of snow on the system. It worked flawlessly. These systems are well built and I highly suggest them. They are leaps and bounds better built than the Chinese wireless systems out there which I have also owned in the past." Mark

"Dewey your product worked great for us. We popped 5 of the clip igniters on one cue, worked great! We will order another system before the next 4th for sure." Bill

"I fired 10 igniters wired in parallel at the same time on a bank of 10 mines from one cue. No hesitation at all." Tom

"I own one of Dewey's 32 cue systems in a Seahorse case. I really like it and it has plenty of power to shoot off multiple ignitors or matches. I plan on buying another one soon." Tom

"I used a 32 cue system and the clip igniters this year. They bring a whole new dynamic to the hobby. Both are great products. I would endorse them anytime." John

"I own three systems, they work great. Simple to use and very well built. I just ordered two more." Timm

DISCLAIMER:  The purpose of this equipment is to cause initiation of fireworks. Fireworks are explosives and may cause personal injuries or death to yourself or others, including spectators. Safety is your responsibility and beyond the control of Remote Firing Systems .com. The buyer / user assumes all responsibility and liability in the use of this equipment and further agrees, by purchase and /or use of this equipment, to indemnify and hold harmless Remote Firing Systems .com against all liability for injury, loss, or damage direct or consequential arising out of the use of, or inability to use this equipment.