Get outta here, I thought my old band was the only ones crazy enough to try that. BTW, another good squencer application ;-) Chuck remembering Aerotech and Estes --- In motm@y..., mate_stubb@y... wrote: > When I used to rock n' roll with a band which used a lot of pyro, we > built flash pots which were nothing more than 2 screw terminals with > an AC cord attached. Instead of buying special trigger wire, we would > make our own by taking zip wire and unravelling it to use a single > strand of thin copper. The 120v was enough to pop it every time, > without blowing breakers. Of course, you can fry yourself if you wire > it up and it's still plugged in. Dangerous! > > Moe > > --- In motm@y..., "J. Larry Hendry" <jlarryh@i...> wrote: > > You want nicrome wire. It used to be sold a lot for model rocket > engine igniters. Of course, you could just use model rocket engine > igniters. Check your hobby shop.. You can light them off 3 or > 4 "D" cells quite easily. I never tried AA, but seems reasonable, > just not as many times. :) > > Larry H > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: klem klemmingberg > > To: motm@y... > > Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 10:27 PM > > Subject: [motm] waaaay ot--hot wires > > > > > > Howdy-- > > I want to ignite flash paper electrically--from some aa > batteries. I'm thinking > > very thin wire would heat up well, but i'm not sure if there's > some trick to getting wire > > extra hot. Or is there some sort of electronic component that > would do the trick for me? > > > > Please reply off list. > > > > tomr > > (keeping the OT in MOTM) > > > > Yahoo! Groups Sponsor > > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of > Service.
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Re: waaaay ot--hot wires
2001-03-21 by drq48423@yahoo.com
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