bayden
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Post by bayden on Jul 30, 2019 20:43:16 GMT -5
Anyone know someplace here in Canada where I could order longer length talon igniters. Looking for the 5 and 6 meter ones
thanks
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Post by Grisom on Jul 31, 2019 17:03:45 GMT -5
Hey !
Victory fireworks has the a 25 pack of 5 meter talons for $35 .
Personally not aware of anyone in Canada that has the 6 meter talons .
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bayden
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Post by bayden on Jul 31, 2019 17:42:08 GMT -5
K thanks. Found out that fireworksfx carries the 5m ones as well and are a couple of dollars cheaper at 32.25$ a pack. Going to have to do some measurements and see if I can make the 5m cables work otherwise I guess I will order out of the US
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Post by Grisom on Jul 31, 2019 19:58:03 GMT -5
No problem . Usually for us the 5 meter ones will do the trick . But when they don't we usually have some used ones kicking about . Which we will cut off the end and just splice the wires together and use some electrical tape to cover the splices .
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Post by pyrot on Aug 2, 2019 11:05:59 GMT -5
You might just have to "scab" in wire, as Grisom suggests. These Scotchlock butt connectors from 3M work really well! youtu.be/4argkJLs9Qg |
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Post by londonfan on Aug 3, 2019 10:06:37 GMT -5
I would assume that system specs will vary, but they all will fire talons, correct?
How important does resistance become to the module/igniter?
How far has anyone extended beyond the 1,2,or 3 meter factory length?
I have miles of Cat6 available to me. Extending talon wires may solve an issue for next year.(around 30 feet) I use just the cheaper wireless systems. Any suggestions, other that buying a Cobra rig?:-)
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Post by Grisom on Aug 5, 2019 22:09:33 GMT -5
Yes most systems will shoot talons . There are a few that won't though. This evening we tried a few experiments with an inexpensive firing system . We tried splicing two 5 meter talons together ( so 10 meters total length ) and firing a bit of fuse . It worked - no issues . Then tried splicing another 5 meter talon to that set up ( so 15 meters total length ) . Again it worked no issues . Tried again with another 5 meter talon ( 20 meters total length ) . Again it worked - no issues . Added two 1 meter talons to that setup (22 meters total length ) - and again it worked . So as far as I can see one can have about 70 feet/ 22 meters of talon wire without any issues .
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