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The Extreme Pyro Experience is built as a complete All-Inclusive Independence Day evening with family activities, BBQ, drinks, ice cream, music and a choreographed fireworks show designed to feel intentional from start to finish by our National Award Winning team.

This year’s theme is Echoes of 1776.

Saturday, July 4th
Polk City, Florida

Here is a short look at one of our previous award winning shows.

http://youtu.be/3QD9PLcQXXw?si=66rgont0hUEoD4XG

This event is community supported.  See you there

https://gofund.me/2132f7263

The Extreme Pyro Experience is built as a complete All-Inclusive Independence Day evening with family activities, BBQ, drinks, ice cream, music and a choreographed fireworks show designed to feel intentional from start to finish by our National Award Winning team.

This year’s theme is Echoes of 1776.

Saturday, July 4th
Polk City, Florida

Here is a short look at one of our previous award winning shows.

http://youtu.be/3QD9PLcQXXw?si=66rgont0hUEoD4XG

This event is community supported.  See you there

https://gofund.me/2132f7263

I finally, after years, found a place to work a few girandolas into my show.

Now I’m pulling over and asking for directions.

Since I’m very timing focused, I removed the visco fuse and switched to sticky match with an MJG igniter.

My concern is the lead wire wrapping itself into the spinning girandola.

My current workaround idea is to drill a hole through the holder board and feed the wire through it a few times to help secure it, with the hope that it doesn’t end up tying itself around the spinning girandola during flight.

Open to ideas and feed back

Thank you