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[Arthur Brown]

I have been looking for a waterfall that has a strobe effect in it, does anyone know if these are available??

Strobing seems to need a drossy burning compound and the dross controls the strobing. If one were pointing downwards would the dross still form and control the strobing?

[Creepin_pyro]

I have been looking for a waterfall that has a strobe effect in it, does anyone know if these are available??

Would that be a normal waterfall with strobe flares sitting amongst the waterfall units, or are we talking about a waterfall with strobing microstars embedded instead of coarse metal?

Either way I like the idea of the effect...

[Spyrotechnics]

I am talking about a waterfall in which you see strobing stars in the actual "fall", rather than a strobing flare type effect

[pyromaniac303]

Could this not be done with a few unchoked glitter fountains, would be a simpler method of achieving the effect. If you don't think that will do the trick I have some strobing microstar formulas I could post later.

[marknotts]

One day I might try make one.
For now, where could I purchase one for next month?

[Arthur Brown]

Waterfalls are likely cat4 so of limited availability, however lemaitreltd.com do sell the single tubes unfused or with igniters for suspending from stage rigging. these for indoor use are still spectacular and available as cat1 so trade available from theatre specialists. However as a cat 1 product they are expensive and only come by the box

10 x 8 WATERFALL 10 £46
PP357 15 x 15 WATERFALL 10 £63
PP358 20 x 20 WATERFALL 10 £65

PP452 6 x 8 SILVER CASCADE 10 £48
PP415 10 x 8 SILVER CASCADE 10 £54
PP416 15 x 15 SILVER CASCADE 10 £65
PP417 20 x 20 SILVER CASCADE 10 £69

All seconds x feet

added last year's price list and add vat please

Edited by Arthur Brown, 02 October 2008 - 06:40 AM.

[David]

There are a few Cat 3 waterfalls on the market this year- usually with about 30 indidivudal fountains!

[dogsbody]

I have got a cat 3 one on order from FF this year

[Mortartube]

Essex Pyrotechnics used to do one as did Sandling. Kimbolton probably do too.

Here's one at Sandling, just over half way down.

http://www.sandlingf...elsandsets.html

Edited by Mortartube, 02 October 2008 - 10:28 AM.