Spirit of 76 is on the right track with that app. Would anyone recommend any changes? Is there a better way? I don't really watch all those videos, I am trying to find out is the way they all seem to do it the best way for those that spend time watching and planning. A single product video, each video starts with a roll in of their brand name and ends with it. Most distributors follow the same format. the criteria is you spend a lot of time watching the videos in preparation for your display. Not that you were asking me, but I would prefer click on an item and watch a video. What is your opinion on the video choices? You would like to see all the product one right after the other as one continuous lengthy video, moving the slider to each product as you desire to view it.Д«oth of these assumes both video identify each product. Do you like the current way distributors post internet video, that is, each product is posted as a single short video, and you click to each individual product to view it.Дў. Let me get your opinion on something since you watched many videos in preparation for this.ДЎ. One of my recent survey questions was about the amount of time enthusiast spent watching the videos and planning out their July 4th displays. So far Spirit of 76 is the only one I see doing it. I keep telling my advertisers to create exactly what you just did and sell it as a prepackaged display. I am going to have to look in my Finale Fireworks inventory to see if it contains the wfboom products. You spent a large amount of time on this display for sure.

You spent 30 to 60 minutes creating a simulation of each wfboom cake. When i heard that opening theme i was like.awe no way man.HONEY COME WATCH THIS!!!!! LOL STAR WARS all the way right here my friend. Now thats some extra headroom right there. Remember if you order in February with wfboom, you will get an additional 40% off if you order $1200 or more. Definitely stretches the fireworks budget quite a bit further too!! If I bought everything on my current list (including the 16 cases of 500G cakes I consider 'must have items' (51 individual pieces), I would wind up paying 50% more than I did this year for 3.5 times what I got this year!! And I'd probably have a much nicer show!! So I must admit you folks have opened my eyes quite a bit to the possibilities with the smaller cakes. For comparison sake, I had exactly 1 case of twenty four 200G cakes this year. The list would total 284 individual cakes. I've already put together a list of 20 different types of 200G cakes that I'm looking at for next years show. I played the trombone and the 'Princess Lea's Theme' solo was mine!! Never saw notes so high, but I crushed it!! lol. I'm a huge Star Wars fan!! I was actually in a 'stage band' in High School and we played the Star War medley for our final show in 1978. That leaves plenty of head space to buy more mortars for the finale!!! :cool: I'm going to have to give this one some serious consideration. Definitely stretches the fireworks budget quite a bit further too!! If I buy everything on my current list (including the 16 cases of 500G cakes I consider 'must have items' (51 individual pieces), I would wind up paying 50% more than I did this year for 3.5 times what I got this year!! And I'd probably have a much nicer show!! Was this actually the case? If so, it proves you don't need to buy tons of 500G cakes to put together a really REALLY nice show! I wasn't keeping count, but I tried to look up the fireworks on the WF Boom site as I saw them listed in your video, and I was struck by the fact that your show at least appeared to be very 200G heavy. I humbly bow in your general direction Sir! That was most impressive. It includes both the simulation and the actual show.

Here is us loading the boards on the raft.

These pictures were taken after placement of the cakes, before wiring. As you will see in the video, the timing of the actual cakes didn't always match the video. I used the timing from the website for the simulation timing. I used FWSim, and did my best to create all cakes purchased. The music is manually synced to the fireworks.ДЄll fireworks were purchased from, and are all consumer fireworks. These two pieces of plywood are placed on a raft and pushed out into our lake about 100' and triggered with a remote. Each board has it's own sequencer, and one sequencer triggers the other. I am kicking myself for not getting good pictures of the setup, but I use two 4'x8' pieces of plywood.

Fwsim cake