Each 16 and 32 cue system is built with automatic overload protection assuring years of reliability. Fully test each system in Test and Arm mode before each use.

A short video explaining what the transmitters buttons control on the receiver.

Test a system before each use to insure it's working properly.

A 16 or 32 cue system will ignite up to seven clip igniters in parallel with 60 ft. of scab wire added.

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Five 32 cue systems operated from transmitter #1 and two 32 cue systems operated from transmitter #2.

The shoot site is 375 ft. wide. Talon clip igniters where used with a 100% ignition rate.

If your hand lighting fireworks it's time for you to move to the next level.

Five 32 cue FCC firing systems operated from one transmitter. Talon clip igniters where used with a 100% ignition rate.

The shoot site is 200 ft. wide and up hill. The camera is 275 ft. away with a wide angle lense. The systems have 15 to 28 cues used depending on the postion of the system in the field.

Five 32 cue systems spread out 275 ft. operated from one transmitter. Talon clip igniters where used with a 99% ignition rate.

Five 32 cue systems. The systems have 12 to 24 cues on each system used depending on where the system was in the field.

Three 32 cue systems operated from transmitter #1 and one 32 cue system operated from transmitter #2. Homemade through the core nichrome irniters where use with a 100% ignition rate.

The firing systems were set up 300 ft. apart left to right.

The reflection off the water adds to the display.

Once you purchase and use a firing system you won't hand light again.

I tight shoot site, only 100 ft. wide. Three 32 cue system operated from transmmitter #1 and one 32 cue system operated from transmitter #2. Homemade through the core nichrome igniters where used with a 99% ignition rate.

The shoot site is a small area converted to a camp site. Lots of trees.