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Fireworks, rocketry, safety, & other topics.
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...after thinking about it I thought 1 my fertalizer grade pot. nit.absorbed to much moisture 2 when I weighed up a 3 # batch the moisture lowered the amount of dry pot nit and raised the fuel 3 excatly what I wanted for bp rockets??? a toned down bp mix I think I might bang out a couple bp rockets (experiments)... more »
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Off to the FFFF
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We are finished packing the travel trailer and are heading out at the crack of dawn for the 5 hour drive up to the FFFF. We have 54 things to light ranging from simple 3" ball shells and cans, to fountains, rockets, girandolas, gerbs, 6 pound stinger missles, multibreak shells with lampare bottom shots, many mutibreak shells from 4" through 10"... more »
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just a moment
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I saw this site and I like it so much, I'd like to see it to learn a lot of things [link]
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just a beginer
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In my last post Harry C. gave me a hard time about being a beginer. Its true i am a beginer and full of a thousend questions. Its alot diffrent than at the PGI convention where people would bend over backwards to help a newbie. Im not going to be discouraged and bear with me if i have a lot of questions but safety is always my top... more »
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anyone watch mythbusters?????
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My favorite two guys were at it again,messing with cannons and explosives and then starting grease fires,I said it before and I'll say it again,Man I want that job!!!!!! this week they poured water on grease fires and saw if they could really get a 30" fireball,then Carrie,Grant,and Tori tried to set off C-4 in a Microwave,and Guess... more »
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Sponenburg Ball Mill Jars
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Up for sale: Sponenburg Ball Mill Jars, $25.00 plus actual shipping to your door. 1 gallon, comes with rubber cap and hose clamp. These are built as ordered so sizes from 14" to 9' are a possibility. They are 6" ID and come in red or blue. Contact Dave at spame...@gmail.com for orders, comments and /or... more »
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Anyone have a source for Bismuth Subcarbonate?
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I can find a few places that have Bismuth Trioxide but none that have the Subcarbonate. Anyone know of a place or person selling it? I have plenty of Trioxide but seem to have better luck with Subcarbonate. Is there a way to convert it that isn't too complicated? Thanks for any and all help!
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