Fireworks Info (Saving Money) - Extending The Length Of An E-match/Talon Igniter (Permanently) скачать в хорошем качестве

Fireworks Info (Saving Money) - Extending The Length Of An E-match/Talon Igniter (Permanently)

Buying Ematch (or Talon) Igniters can get expensive if you do a lot of shows, but this video will show you how to save yourself hundreds (or even thousands) of dollars. If you follow the steps in this video, you'll never have to spend any money on the longer Ematch/Talon Igniters. All you need are the following items and I will place a link beneath each item, which will take you to where I purchased them from: 1.) 16/2 Black Stranded CU Low-Voltage Landscape Lighting Wire (I used the Southwire brand). It costs $0.33 per foot at Home Depot. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Southwire... 2.) Double-ended Alligator Clip Cable Electrical Jumper Testing Wire (20 Pieces). This cost me around $7. https://www.ebay.com/itm/20pcs-Jumper... 3.) Butt Splice Connectors (22-18 Gauge, or AWG). I purchased a pack of 200 connectors which have 100 pink (the ones used in the video) and 100 blue, which are 16-14 Guage (they're bigger than the pink) for $13. https://www.ebay.com/itm/200X-Heat-Sh... 4.) Various tools which include a vise grip (or locking pliers), a torch lighter (or a heat gun, if that's your preference) and a wire cutter. The correct tool to use to squeeze (or crimp) the middle of the butt splice connector is a crimper, but you don't necessarily have to use that if you don't have it. If you do have a crimper, then use that, but if you don't then you can use the vise grip as a secondary option (or you could purchase a crimper for like $20). Just follow what we do in the video step by step and you should get it right. It's not rocket science and I'm sure I'm not the first pyro to utilize this method in some form, but I hope it will help a lot of you who are looking to cut some costs in this rather expensive hobby.