Meer info over de Kugelbomben-Raketen 42 mm:
Importeur: Funke Fajerwerki
Artikel nummer: FR-B42-M1
Netto kruitgewicht: 40 gram per stuk
Aantal: 6 stuks per verpakking.
Bijzonderheden: Waren eigenlijk voor de Nederlandse markt bedoelt.
Effect beschrijving:
Assortment of 6 different ballshell-rockets, always with special tails, and round effects with pistil.
Contains:
1.) Goldregen-Grünblinker
Green strobe tail to golden willow change to blue tips with green strobe pistil
2.) Brokat-Blinker
Willow diadem tail to willow diadem, with red strobe and white strobe pistil
3.) Brokat-Silbercracker
Silver timerain crackling tail to long burning brocade crown change to big silver chrys with big silver chrys pistil
4.) Blinkkamuro-Blau
Gold tail to long burning golden willow change to white strobe tips with blue pistil
5.) Blau-Rotblinker
Red strobe tail to Blue Dahlia with long burning red strobe pistil
6.) Corolla-Violett
Corolla tail to Corolla with purple pistil
Each effect is shown in the video multiple times.
Rockets originally designed for Holland; In the meantime, however, rockets were banned in Holland, so that the rockets were produced for Luypaers in Belgium and in small numbers for Poland.
These are "real" shells on the rockets, i.e. stars arranged on the outside with a bursting charge in the middle, pasting around the shells, etc., which makes them comparatively expensive due to the higher workload.
The effects are ok so far, but they are quite small shells, which means that the burst is not always so round / even - actually we should use at least 50-55mm for a better result, but the rockets here were not allowed to exceed a 40g powderweight because they were designed for Holland, and max. 40g were allowed there.
It is good, however, that a significantly better pressure build-up is possible in the spherical shells than in normal rockets with cylindrical heads, so that the rockets also with the limited amount of burst powder which is allowed in F2 are significantly larger / more powerful than most normal larger F2 rockets over 30-40g .
Importeur: Funke Fajerwerki
Artikel nummer: FR-B42-M1
Netto kruitgewicht: 40 gram per stuk
Aantal: 6 stuks per verpakking.
Bijzonderheden: Waren eigenlijk voor de Nederlandse markt bedoelt.
Effect beschrijving:
Assortment of 6 different ballshell-rockets, always with special tails, and round effects with pistil.
Contains:
1.) Goldregen-Grünblinker
Green strobe tail to golden willow change to blue tips with green strobe pistil
2.) Brokat-Blinker
Willow diadem tail to willow diadem, with red strobe and white strobe pistil
3.) Brokat-Silbercracker
Silver timerain crackling tail to long burning brocade crown change to big silver chrys with big silver chrys pistil
4.) Blinkkamuro-Blau
Gold tail to long burning golden willow change to white strobe tips with blue pistil
5.) Blau-Rotblinker
Red strobe tail to Blue Dahlia with long burning red strobe pistil
6.) Corolla-Violett
Corolla tail to Corolla with purple pistil
Each effect is shown in the video multiple times.
Rockets originally designed for Holland; In the meantime, however, rockets were banned in Holland, so that the rockets were produced for Luypaers in Belgium and in small numbers for Poland.
These are "real" shells on the rockets, i.e. stars arranged on the outside with a bursting charge in the middle, pasting around the shells, etc., which makes them comparatively expensive due to the higher workload.
The effects are ok so far, but they are quite small shells, which means that the burst is not always so round / even - actually we should use at least 50-55mm for a better result, but the rockets here were not allowed to exceed a 40g powderweight because they were designed for Holland, and max. 40g were allowed there.
It is good, however, that a significantly better pressure build-up is possible in the spherical shells than in normal rockets with cylindrical heads, so that the rockets also with the limited amount of burst powder which is allowed in F2 are significantly larger / more powerful than most normal larger F2 rockets over 30-40g .
