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nihc

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Membership Application

21 January 2015 - 09:46 PM

Hi,

I was about to apply for membership and it appears that you don't have a way of doing this on-line

It appears to be an old "print-off and post" method.

I would be willing to write an on-line membership "web app" if you're interested. It's pretty trivial to write this in HTML5 with JQuery. So, any potential new member can apply on-line with all of the info' given, including their ID.

Just a thought. What do you think?

Regards, Chris.

Daylight pyro

15 July 2011 - 12:56 AM

Hi,

I've been using a formula from skylighter for brilliant red rubber stars. It's extremly bright and I'm using this because I test shells and rockets at a local quary during daylight and the stars are easily seen.
It's a simple four chemical comp and you can create quit a few different colours by changing the oxidiser - all with the same brilliance.
It's great as I can easily see the breaks that I'm creating.

Can anyone recommend a bright streamer comp' that I can roll on top of what I'm using that could be seen in daylight?

I'm really looking for something with a long white bushy tail.

Regards, Chris.