Our RFLS-MK3HS acoustic triggered UHF transmitter simplifies the task of precisely synchronizing simulated bullet hits or other effects with gunshots, explosions, etc. View a description and instruction manual for this product under Special Effects Systems.

We have developed many variations of our spread-spectrum system products, such as higher power systems with line-of-sight range up to 10 miles, multi-channel transmitters and receivers that permit up to 48 co-located transmitters to control separate groups of receivers simultaneously without interference, compact 2-shot spread-spectrum receivers, transmitters that require a 4-digit PIN code for activation, and a multiconductor cable wireless interface that plugs into the cable connectors or splitters in a Pyro Magic, FireOne, or PyroMate system to convert it instantly to a wireless system capable of firing our series 10000RS spread-spectrum receivers over a range of up to 10 miles. These interfaces are available in 32, 64, 96, and 128 cue versions.

Development of our ScriptFire-W fully scripted computer-fired wireless firing system is nearly complete. This is capable of downloading Finale Fireworks CSV files and firing them over our series 10000RS spread-spectrum receivers. This system is much less expensive than any existing computer fired systems. It has many novel features such as instant shutdown deadman control and instant changeover to redundant controllers in the event of controller malfunction. Radio range is 10 miles line-of-sight for exceptional radio link reliability. Radio link is bidirectional so that radio link strength, receiver battery status, and receiver continuity test results can be viewed on the controller screen. Click on the links below for some demos of the operation of our prototype ScriptFire-W system.