How To Make Electric Matches (Model Rocket Engine Igniters) - STEP BY STEP!

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Learn how to easily make matches that trigger using electricity, electric matches that are ideal for triggering model rocket engines for hobbyists, or to help people safely light holiday fireworks from a distance to prevent injuries. A well explained, step by step video. For the same results, use the same materials shown in the video. Enjoy!
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@ProjectFarm 2 года назад

Enjoyed the video! Looking forward to your next one!!

@williamkauffman8898

Thanks nice info for my fireworks display I am building

@TheTubejunky 2 года назад

xmas bulbs filled with your choice of powder works great also! just don't break the filament.

@MrKbtor2

This was frikkin awesome! I'm doing a rocket project for my class (extra-curricular). I tried everything on YT but it all failed until this. Thanks!

@charlieboutin3341 2 года назад

Great information! I could have used this in the 70s when I built and launched rockets nonstop for years. I still have a couple..launched them with my son a few years ago.🙂 Love rockets! 🚀❤️ Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Year!

@winstonsmith478 2 года назад

As an experiment, instead of using non-energetic Gum Arabic as a binder, use dissolved ping pong balls which are made of nitrocellulose to produce an energetic binder. Instructions on how to make that are on the internet.

@Sylvan_dB 2 года назад

I never considered how easy it would be to make my own. Thanks!

@JT-lq4yd 2 года назад

Nice video!

@keithking1985 2 года назад

THIS IS ONE CLASS LITTLE PROJECT FOR LIGHTING FIREWORKS SAFELY, JUST LIKE YOU SAID. THANK YOU FOR THIS..

@joebklyn8458 2 года назад

Excellent video!

@tedturner3236 2 года назад

Awesome

@georgereasonproductions 2 года назад

wonderful work enjoyed

@Yrouel86 2 года назад

I used to make these but with strike anywhere matches, in that case you can use acetone to soften the match head and make a paste to then put on the wire (I used thin copper wires).

@sapelesteve 2 года назад

Very interesting & I have never seen anything like this before now. Well done! Happy Holidays! 👍🎄

@ededmonds8792 2 года назад

Good work.Thanks Electric 🚹

@T2D.SteveArcs 2 года назад

😎😎 as always Doug👍👍

@Edmorbus 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing

@robsrocketry2397 Год назад

Great video. Can you suggest a thicker gauge wire for use with a 18V power supply?

@HelmutDoork 2 года назад

Probably doesn't burn as hot, but another DIY igniter I've seen recommended on rocketry forums is to use nail polish with nitrocellulose in it on the part of the igniter that goes into the rocket engine.

@bigcrazyal5560

so theoretically, I could use a 4 cue module from a biluscon firing system and fire off these igniters as the module uses 4AA batteries? I'm always looking for ways to save on my fireworks show, and e-matches can get costly. Thanks in advance.