Most beautiful streamer composition?

[PyroCube]

Hi all

 

Until now, I tried TT (also with Ti) and D1 Glitter, which turned out quite bad, the tail was just too short.

Now I`m looking for a new, slow burning streamer composition, maybe it would be a good

Idea to add some atom. al to Chrysanthemum 8 composition?

Has anyone a good Idea? Unfortunately I haven`t got any FeTi here, only Ti.

 

 

Greets

Edited February 19, 2013 by PyroCube

[Mortartube]

TT should produce a lovely long tail. Maybe you should play with different charcoals and different mesh sizes of charcoal before you write off TT.

[PyroCube]

Indeed, TT is beautiful, I meant my relatively short tailed D1 Glitter comp

I just wanted to try another streamer composition, what do you think of adding

atomized al to my TT mix?

Something like this:

 

40 KNO3

44 Charcoal

6 Al

4 Sulfur

6 Dextrin

 

Edit:

These stars are really nice, does anyone know what composition that is?

 

Greets

Edited February 20, 2013 by PyroCube

[californiapyro]

I believe that's willow diadem, lots of metals in there

[Zumber]

how about Hardt streamer compositions?

[Bcorso85]

Blessers Blonde Streamer #1 Sorry but I mislabled the video as tiger tail

 

[pyrowinner]

Willow stars composition+18% to 25% Fe/Ti or only Ti= 'Nice kamuro ' with the bright & beautiful streamer.

 

Use wet process with Willow stars composition for obtaining better result.

 

Precaution: necessary height should be given to shells. Because the burn rate of willow comps is too slow. This might cause some glowing particles to fall on the ground.

 

See for more details: http://www.amateurpyro.com/forums/topic/7939-nishiki-kamuro/

Edited May 5, 2013 by pyrowinner

[Sinken]

My tip for a nice silver tail (allthough it might not be exactly what you're looking for) is making a regulare coalstreamer, and coat it with a thick layer of BP with 5% Ti. Atleast that worked well for me.