Yes 100' of wire per cue, 2000' total, nail board is a great way to do it! Love that video! The analog stuff has a gritty element to it that I love, so even though my board is very basic, its very...
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Yes 100' of wire per cue, 2000' total, nail board is a great way to do it! Love that video! The analog stuff has a gritty element to it that I love, so even though my board is very basic, its very...
Yes, the little button
Perfect! Sounds like a plan. I got 80 last fall and was blown away with the result on a small experimental show. The shipping was quick too
Thanks for the heads up! I'll keep an eye out!
Thinking about it more, if I found a way to make some 21-conductor extension cables, I could just use my board as a wired remote and put a few channel strips for each cue bank out at the launch site....
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The board is pretty simple, but an armed safety lock on the armed circuit, figured circuitry like that would prevent...
Exactly what I was thinking, i thought it was going to be in that range and it ended up going way over with big gaps, so I was a little upset about that, nothing too difficult to solve this year....
I did use Talons, this year I will be using MJG initiators and poking as much as makes sense to poke.
I used a homemade 20 cue board(2 circuits, putting my engineering degree to good use!) with runs of 10-50 shells going into 2-3 cakes, timed fuse. It was 300 or so shells and 50+ cakes
Exactly what I was thinking! I love it! Going to do a lot of comets and mines, probably 6 positions for those racks with some angled. 3 main stations across 150 ft or so. The property is actually two...
Hey everyone!
I'm getting ready to hit the ground running for this year. Im reviewing last year's show and product to determine where and how I can improve. This was my first electronically fired...
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