St. Mary Fireworks Group Mqabba Malta
FireOneMalta
Registered User
Hi Sparky,
I'm Nick, the FireOne distributor for the Maltese Islands. Thanks for downloading the movies from my website and for showing interest in the FireOne system.
Should you have any technical questions, kindly ask me directly. I guess that I can answer your queries to the fullest giving you a complete explanation of what, if and how particular effects can be achieved by the system.
Re your question concerning the difference between FireOne and FireLite, my St Mary Fireworks colleague rightly mentioned you that FireLite is limited only to a total of 20 modules. However, you must note that one can have an unlimited number of FireLite control panels talking to each other through the wireless system.
As the Mqabba guy can confirm, last Mqabba feast I used a total of 3 Firelites to manage their show. This due to the fact that the whole display required some 30 modules. So, if you ever invest in FireLite, you will not be constrained to just 20 modules.
Actually, FireLite is the best option because you can customise you show according to the number of shells that need to be let off. The FireOne Control panel constrains you to just 99 modules. With FireLite, you can 'upgrade' the system & use as many modules as you require -irrespective whether they are single modules or quad modules.
Should you still be interested in getting the instructions manual, do not hesitate to drop me an email on info@fireonemalta.com.
Regards
Nick
I'm Nick, the FireOne distributor for the Maltese Islands. Thanks for downloading the movies from my website and for showing interest in the FireOne system.
Should you have any technical questions, kindly ask me directly. I guess that I can answer your queries to the fullest giving you a complete explanation of what, if and how particular effects can be achieved by the system.
Re your question concerning the difference between FireOne and FireLite, my St Mary Fireworks colleague rightly mentioned you that FireLite is limited only to a total of 20 modules. However, you must note that one can have an unlimited number of FireLite control panels talking to each other through the wireless system.
As the Mqabba guy can confirm, last Mqabba feast I used a total of 3 Firelites to manage their show. This due to the fact that the whole display required some 30 modules. So, if you ever invest in FireLite, you will not be constrained to just 20 modules.
Actually, FireLite is the best option because you can customise you show according to the number of shells that need to be let off. The FireOne Control panel constrains you to just 99 modules. With FireLite, you can 'upgrade' the system & use as many modules as you require -irrespective whether they are single modules or quad modules.
Should you still be interested in getting the instructions manual, do not hesitate to drop me an email on info@fireonemalta.com.
Regards
Nick
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