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As is often the case, the display may be on an island or a barge separated by water. In this case, the manual portion of the show had to have a string of boats anchored to keep the cables out of the lake. The Firelinx controller had no problem bridging the distance wirelessly. In fact, this show was for a (fairly large) wedding, and I got to stand with the bride and groom.  The bride had the honor of pressing the firing button--not possible with a standard system.

Here, instead of miles of cables and wire, a small radio module sits at the base of each rack of mortars. Wires still go from the igniters to the module, but there they stop. This reduces over 90% of the wiring.

Instead of spending the show head-down flipping switches – where he can’t even see the show he’s firing – the technician can now control the show, freed from the need to control every igniter.

Powerful abilities to adjust and fine-tune the display, disable hazardous elements if the wind shifts, and even rearrange the order of elements in the show make Firelinx a powerful ally in producing advanced pyrotechnic displays. There is simply nothing like it anywhere in the industry.

In brief, Firelinx represents the fusion of an engineering team with wireless and architectural expertise, a fundamentally new solution to the problems facing the operator, and some of the best known and acknowledged gurus of the pyrotechnics and explosives industries to create a system that will completely revolutionize these companies for the next decade.

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