The S12 cased transmitter will control any firing system Remote Firing System .com sells.

• Twelve large waterproof buttons with good spacing between the buttons. The buttons have a good positive push feel to them and are not easy to accidentally push. The transmitter buttons can be operated with winter gloves on the operator's hands. The faceplate is made of thick gauge aluminum so it doesn't flex when a button is pushed.
• Locking toggle code switch so the code switch isn't accidentally moved to the wrong code during use. Three codes standard in each transmitter for a total of 96 individual cues. A rotary switch with six codes is also available for a total of 192 individual cues from one transmitter.
• Keyed On/Off switch. The keyed switch turns the transmitter on or off.
• External 12 volt battery holder for the external battery. The external battery is meant to be back up power in case there is something wrong with the internal power source.
• Internal / External battery switch. The switch is used to choose either the internal or external power source. The switch should be in the off position when the transmitter is not in use. If the switch is left in the internal position the LED light circuit will slowly drain the power source.
• USB port for a USB gooseneck LED light. A single bulb LED gooseneck light is provided with the transmitter. There are many styles of USB gooseneck lights available so the user can choose the light best suited for them.  The gooseneck light is powered by the internal battery only. The light circuit is not controlled by the keyed switch so the light can be turned on by placing the battery switch to internal battery and off by placing the battery switch in the off position.
• Charger port for the battery charger. The automatic charger included with the transmitter has an LED on the wall unit that is blinking red or red when the unit is charging and green when the unit is charged. When the light is green on the battery charger the battery is not charging.
• Charger LED indicates the charger plug is properly installed. The light illuminates green when the charger is correctly plugged into the port.
• Power LED indicates the key is on. The Power LED is red when the chosen power source, either internal or external power, is above 10.25 vdc. When the power source is below 10.25 vdc the Power LED turns green. When the Power LED is green the internal battery should be charged or the external battery should be replaced with a fresh 12 vdc A23 battery.
• The Button LED illuminates when a button is pushed.
•  Folding metal antenna. The antenna can swivel and can be replaced. The antenna should be extended straight up before the transmitter is used. The transmitter should be used four feet or more up off the ground so it can send a better signal.
• Included with the transmitter is a 12 volt 1100Mah NiMH 10 cell battery pack with plenty of power for hours of use before recharging. The internal battery should be maintained above 10 volts. Also included is a automatic battery charger and a 12 vdc A23 battery for external use.
• The cased transmitter is mounted in a Seahorse 300 case. The case has a manufactures lifetime warranty. A que sheet can be taped to the case lid. The transmitter can be used standing, set on a nonmetallic table or in the operator's lap sitting in a chair.
• The FSK cased transmitter range is 650 ft. when the firing system it’s controlling is off the ground at least 18 inches or the optional antenna extension wire in installed on the firing system. A firing system will receive a better transmitter signal when the antenna is placed up off the ground. The cased transmitter outperforms the handheld transmitter in every test done to date. 
• The FCC ID is YMU-TCF200SP. The frequency is 434.76 MHz.
• The cased transmitter has a one year parts defect warranty. Scratches, burn marks and misuse are not covered under the warranty. Any changes made to the transmitter voids the warranty. The Seahorse 300 case has a manufacturer's lifetime guarantee.

The S and P series 16 and 32 cue firing systems are perfect for the 1.4 / 1.3 fireworks enthusiast looking for a high quality, powerful firing system.

• Each system is built with quality parts around a heavy duty receiver.

• 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 or parallel and multiple Talon clip igniters in parallel from one cue. Video of ten clip igniters ignited from one cue.
• The FSK handheld transmitter (remote) is FCC certified (WNJFSK50012) and the frequency is 434.76 MHz. The transmitter is powered with a 12 volt A23 battery. The transmitter should be used four feet or more up off the ground with the antenna fully extended pointing upward. The range is 650 ft. when the firing system it's controlling is eighteen inches or more off the ground or the optional antenna extension wire is installed on the firing system. A firing system will receive a better transmitter signal with the antenna up off the ground.
• External battery terminals on the faceplate. A firing system utilizing an external power source can be powered with an external 12 to 24 volt power source. Customers use a bike battery, lawn mower battery, atv battery, rechargeable power tool battery or a rechargeable SLA 12 volt battery. If a firing system is equipped with an internal 12 volt SLA battery the external battery terminals are used to charge the internal battery and check the battery voltage with a DC voltmeter if the system isn't equipped with a voltage monitor.
• The firing systems can be programmed and controlled from any FSK handheld transmitter or FSK S12 cased transmitter sold by Remote Firing Systems .com. The firing systems will only retain one code at a time.
• CNC milled anodized aluminum faceplates to increase durability and overall look of the finished product.
• High quality cue terminals with large terminal openings and a double jaw design that holds the igniter wire in place.
• Optional tricolor LED voltage monitor (internal battery systems) or 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.

• One year parts defect warranty. Scratches and burns are not covered. Misuse is not covered. The Seahorse and Pelican cases have a manufacturer's lifetime guarantee.

The SuperbFire FSK 32Q is the perfect firing system for the fireworks enthusiast looking for an affordable firing system to take their fireworks show to the next level, or the back yard shooter that wants to watch fireworks safely with their guests.

• The SuperbFire FSK 32Q is a modified version of the original Superbfire manufactured by RFRemotech according to Remote Firing Systems .com specifications.

• Included with the system is the receiver, longer range 200m handheld FSK FCC certified (WNJFSK50012) transmitter, antenna, external battery jumper, and battery charger for internal NiMH rechargeable AA batteries. All the items fit in the plastic carrying case.

• The receiver can be powered by ten internal AA alkaline or lithium batteries. Another option for internal batteries is ten AA NiMH rechargeable batteries above 2000 mah is recommended. The receiver can be powered by an external 12 volt to 24 volt DC battery, above 2 ah is recommended.

• The receiver can be controlled by either the 434.76 MHz FSK 200m handheld or the S12 cased transmitter Remote Firing System .com sells. The learn switch on the receiver allows multiple receivers to be controlled from the same handheld transmitter or the same code on the S12 cased transmitter.

• When a button is pushed on the transmitter to activate a cue the cue has output until the button is released on the transmitter instead of the 500 ms. output time of the original receiver. The constant output time while a transmitter button is pushed is better for igniting the non-pyrogen clip igniters and for hooking accessories to a cue like a stepper / sequencer.

• Overload protection is added to the receiver to protect the circuits from high current situations that can damage the internal components.

• A conformal coating is applied to the electronic components minimizing corrosion.

• All receiver and transmitter components are inspected and tested for proper function, the receiver and transmitter are range tested at 650 ft. before shipping to the customer.

• One year parts defect warranty. Scratches and burns are not covered. Misuse is not covered.  

July 4th 2011 VIDEO

Five 32 cue remote firing systems operated from one code spread out 260 ft. from the left to the right system. I also used a couple cues on two 16 cue systems operated from a second code. 180 clip igniters used with 100% ignition. 

Labor Day Weekend Show 2011 VIDEO

Five 32 cue firing systems from one code spread out 260 ft. from the left to the right system. 150 Talon clip igniters used with 100% ignition. 

 Memorial Weekend 2011 Show  VIDEO

Five S23 firing system spread out 240 ft. from the left to the right system controlled from one code. 110 clip igniters used with 100% ignition.

 Labor Day Weekend 2010 Show VIDEO

Five 32 cue systems controlled from one remote. The systems are 75 ft. apart. Fourteen to twenty five cues used depending on station.

100% ignition using Talon clip igniters. Three 32 cue systems could have been used to shoot this show.

 Wedding Fireworks Sept. 2010 VIDEO

Five 32 cue remote firing systems placed 75 ft. apart. Talon clip igniters used with 100% ignition.

 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.



"The S12 transmitter is much nicer to use then the handheld transmitter. Left hand on the code toggle and right hand on the bank and cue buttons. I think the price point is very affordable. My initial opinion is a boxed transmitter vs a hand held transmitter is like e-fire vs fused boards." John

"Dewey is without question a super outstanding guy that bends over backward to give the absolute best possible customer support and service. Not to mention his fantastic, solid and powerful systems.
I have three 32-cue units that performed flawlessly. Used 270 talons (all 3 meter) on my show meaning I averaged almost 3 talons per cue; a few cues had 6, and a handful shot through 100' of wire. Fired all of them in parallel. Most Talons were directly hooked to a cake, but a bunch were also attached to slow green or fast white fuse that were hooked to series of cakes/shells." Art

 "Dewey makes great systems. Besides being the most rouged, well built systems I could find, he is a great guy to work with." Tim

"Great guy, great service and great product. You just cant say enough good things! Had two 16 cue systems from a couple of years ago, and added a new 32 cue this year. Had the biggest and best show yet! Never ever think twice about buying his systems!" Matt

"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

"Hi again Dewey. When you get back to manufacturing the systems I would like to order a second unit. Worked great with the e-matches made from Skylighter's e-match kit. I need another unit to expand display potential." Gregory

"Just a note to let you know the systems worked perfect for us on the 4th. We did 5 of the Talon igniters with 60 ft. of wire on a few cues. Couldn't be happier." Ryan

"Dewey your firing systems made 1300 shells and 35 cakes go BOOM quite nicely this 4th , thank you!" Dan

"Dewey's systems way far exceeded what I was expecting. Even after reading all the great reviews, I was blown away (no pun intended) lol. He also has the best customer service and communication with his customers. I would say without a doubt, anyone thinking about getting one or a few of his systems should stop thinking about it and get them! I'm VERY happy I did!" Doug

"I like my 32 Cue in the 520 case just fine, glad I chose it. I also have one of those Chinese types that I made a case for with a Plano plastic tool box, came out fine but when you add the time effort and money for my case it cost more than the one I got from Dewey, plus he'll fix it when I break it, good luck getting any service on the Chinese kind." Ken

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

"HI Dewey. I purchased one of your P32's a couple of years ago and I wanted to relate a story from the 2010 DoIt in Hawthorn, NV. We were using your system to fire a couple of cases of Lidu 3" Ti salutes and for the first couple of racks of shells I had the system about 6 feet from the rack we were using, with one rack in between. One of the shells detonated, blowing rack to splinters and throwing the next rack about 10 feet and the system about 20 feet away and about 10 feet high. The only damage was that one led was pushed inward. We used it that way for the rest of the day and then I unscrewed the cover and pushed to LED back into the locked position in the LED mount. Tough little beast." Robert

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.