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Pyro
Universe
Fireworks
Info
History
of Fireworks
How
Fireworks Work
Pyrotechnic
Glossary
Chemical
Glossary
Fun With Fireworks
Safety
Tips
Injury
Statistics
Pictures
Quotes
Pyro Links
Fireworks
Literature
Federal
and State
Regulations
M-80s & Cherry Bombs
Pyro
Projects
Before
you begin
Make your own
fuse
Re-loadable
mines
Skyrockets
Set pieces
Pyro
waterfall
Building
Projects
Firing
panel
Mortar racks
Mine launching rack
Your Own Show
Getting
Started & Tips
Ignition
& Fusing
More
Advanced Ideas
Choreographing
Troubleshooting
Miscellaneous
Guest Book
Message
Board
Humor
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WELCOME!
Have
you ever wanted to know how fireworks work? Want to know how to put on
your own neighborhood display using consumer fireworks? Then you've come
to the right place!
This
site is
all about the fascinating world of fireworks, from the kind consumers can buy to
the types used by professionals. Use the navigation bar on the left to
access the many different sections of this site! The
Fireworks Info
section is filled with everything you could want to know about fireworks - their
history, how they function, the chemical reactions involved, safety tips and
precautions, some nice images, and a reference list of books that are all about
fireworks. There are also some great links!
In
the Pyro
Projects
section, you can learn how to make your own black match/quick match
fuse, reloadable mines, skyrockets, and other neat fireworks
projects. Below
that you'll find Building
Projects,
which gives you detailed, illustrated, easy-to-follow instructions on
how to make a real, professional-like firing panel, aerial shell
racks, and more.
How
do you like the idea of putting Your
Own Firework Show?
Here you can learn everything you need to know to put on a great neighborhood
display for the 4th of July or any other occasion - including how to
choreograph it to music like in professional displays.
There's a guest book for you to sign, and even a message board for
discussing fireworks with other pyros out there.
This
site is updated on a regular basis. Be sure to check back often
for updates!
Latest
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Updates
Just made some minor changes to the
navigation bar, changed the site's opening paragraph, added some more
links and this background behind these words. Luckily my
computer was able to go through an entire hour without freezing and
shutting down due to an illegal error in the "Quake III
Arena" icon. Wow...
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It's
unsafe! It's insane! It's the Pyro Universe Message Board
Yeah, you heard me
right. I got a message board up and running. Feel free to post
anything about fireworks or your pitiful lives that you want, and since I
have no life, I'll probably respond within the earliest possible
nanosecond.. Isn't your heart just beating with excitement? I
didn't think so.
Updates
to Pyro Universe
Sorry for the lack of updates or anything - if anyone even
noticed. My family just finished moving for the 4th time in 9 months, so I
haven't really had time. Plus I've been trying to get my shitty new
"computer" to run FrontPage, Paint Shop Pro, and all the other miscellaneous
programs I use for this site. I
strongly advise anyone not to buy from Compaq. Their machines
are crappy and work better as boat anchors than PCs. Yeah, 512 M of ram
and 1.2 GHz sounds nice, but not when the computer's processor overloads and
shuts down as soon as I move the mouse or connect to the internet. Compaq
is always more than happy to sell you a computer, but won't do a damn
thing when it breaks down (yes, WHEN, not "if"). They
often "forget" to include vital pieces such as power cords,
speakers, etc., and then refuse to send you the part. Technical
support is practically nonexistent. In the rare event that you
actually get through the recordings to a live person, it's usually someone
with such a heavy accent that you can't understand what they're saying.
No
more Freeservers!
I'm going to be
transferring this site's hosting pretty soon because I'm sick of being
hosted by Freeservers. I've had enough of their obnoxious banners and
pop-ups that fill your screen whenever you click on anything, and I'm sure
you have too. The host transfer will also fix that problem of "http://www.pyrouniverse.com"
being displayed in the address bar on EVERY portion of this page, even when
you click on a link to a different site. I'm also switching all of the
pages to this new layout, which will take a couple of weeks
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Last Updated: Saturday, December 12th, 2001
DISCLAIMER:
The author of this site claims no responsibility for personal
injuries or discombobulation caused by fireworks or any of the
materials presented at this site. Some of the material on this
site may be illegal in your area, and is here for informational purposes only.
I do not advise breaking the law, nor do I take responsibility
if you get in trouble for it.
This site is
mainly about consumer fireworks - those that can be bought by the
public. There are ABSOLUTELY NO instructions on site this for
making bombs or thermonuclear weapons. Viewers are cautioned
that they must form their own opinion as to the application of
anything found in this home page. There is no guarantee that
any device will function or perform as described here.
PyroUniverse.com
and all of its contents are ©
2001-2002 by Colin Bradley.
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