Introductions

Hello everyone!! I am new to all of this --- well kinda. I've been shooting fireworks for a long time and have always spent more than I should have for each backyard shooting. Last year, I did my first long fuse "show." It's parenthetical because it was just one light for 6 minutes of fireworks. I wanted to sit back and be able to enjoy the fireworks with my family. This was my first attempt and although I had a little dark sky at times, I think it went well, considering it was very primitive. Just internet search for the timing of cakes and fused together best I could with zip ties based on the fuse burn rate. My goal is to learn about pyrotechnics and to put on a quality backyard show for my friends and family. I may go ahead and get my ATF license. I've considered selling fireworks as a seasonal gig too- so if anyone has any insight, I'll be a great sponge. If interested, here's the video link. It doesn't compare to anything I've seen on the website - and I know it's super novice, but I have purchased my COBRA 72m and I am looking forward to putting on a good pyromusical in the near future. https://www.facebook.com/1143240063/videos/a.10222557935834132/10222671887682857