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homealone 05-11-2004 22:27

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
It usually goes in phases

- immediately when it gets dark

- after people have got home & had tea & do the back yard display

- the 'public' displays

this gets us to about 9 at night

after that, in recent years, it has been down to who has got the nearest to a minor earthquake - it will be interesting to see what happens, tonight, as overall, l think, firework activity has been noticeably reduced this year :erm:

Paul 05-11-2004 22:29

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave Stones
i think if fireworks were banned i would end up making my own....i have basic knowledge of how certainl chemicals work together :) :disturbd:

Nitric Acid and Glycerin :disturbd:

danielf 05-11-2004 22:30

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M
This is what I had today, with some of them set-up in the garden, and finally the big wheel going at full pelt.

Looks great! :)

Halcyon 05-11-2004 23:12

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Just heard a massive BOOOOOOOOM !!! just now.
So loud !!!

Dave Stones 05-11-2004 23:17

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M
Nitric Acid and Glycerin :disturbd:

pfft, amateur ;)

kronas 05-11-2004 23:17

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
they have be going off left right and center here tonight, the fireworks continue to do so.

thankfully into no buildings ;)

Shaun 05-11-2004 23:32

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave Stones
pfft, amateur ;)

:D

Sodium Nitrate is a fertiliser isn't it? Add powered Aluminium/Magnesium/charcoal and you're away. Just don't blame me when you're injured ;)

tkiely 05-11-2004 23:40

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
At the moment got one missing cat, two dogs panting like they need life support and one tiny terrier climbing the back fence having the time of his life killing the bangs.

spose it sums it up, great for one person, hell for the rest!

Maggy 06-11-2004 00:10

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
After the expected noisy early evening it's now all quiet.It's been a much better season this year.

Much more enjoyable and hopefully after this weekend that will be the finish and tkiely's terrier will have subdued all the bangers. :D

homealone 06-11-2004 00:25

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dellwear
:D

Sodium Nitrate is a fertiliser isn't it? Add powered Aluminium/Magnesium/charcoal and you're away. Just don't blame me when you're injured ;)

Iodine & ammonia makes purple bangs ;)

Shaun 06-11-2004 00:30

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
Iodine & ammonia makes purple bangs ;)

Powered Strontium makes red if I remember correctly :)

homealone 06-11-2004 00:32

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dellwear
Powered Strontium makes red if I remember correctly :)

and Cobalt is blue?

Shaun 06-11-2004 00:41

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
and Cobalt is blue?

:tu:

Calcium salts/Iron for orange-red/gold and Barium salts for yellow-green.

Paul 06-11-2004 11:14

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
I can see we will be a few members short soon, last seen after a coloured flash .....

Xaccers 06-11-2004 11:24

Re: 2004 firework thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dellwear
Powered Strontium makes red if I remember correctly :)

Strontium Nitrate.
Nice and crimson, however, I do advise against using it in a rizzler as a fuse when you run out of blue touch paper, especially if the person who rolled it then forgets and thinks it's a fag (oh dear oh dear oh dear what a wazzok he was)


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