1x 130g Ball Head Rocket
Lovely Gold Brocade burst with long duration
The shell head is covered in paper for you to write a message on - a birthday message or message to a loved one.
Our Advice
The Messenger rocket is actually a 75mm ball head in a 100mm casing. The reason for this is you give a greater area to write upon.
- Fireworks Brand :- Celtic Fireworks
- Fireworks Safety Distance :- 25 Metres
- Fireworks Shots :- N/A
- Fireworks Calibre :- N/A
- Fireworks Firing Pattern :- N/A
- Fireworks Duration :- N/A
- Fireworks Noise Level :- High - 106 to 115db
- Fireworks Class :- F3
- Fireworks Pieces :- 1 pcs
- Fireworks Hazard Type :- 1.3G
- Fireworks NEQ :- 130g
- Fireworks Weight :- 0.75kg
Due to the 'hand-built' nature of fireworks the duration, effects and visuals can vary from batch to batch and from item to item.
Explosive materials are erratic by nature and perform differently depending on environmental conditions at the time of firing.
Set-up & firing for Rockets
Follow the directions as instructed on the fireworks warning label. Please be aware of the required safety distances for firers and spectators.
Step 1 - Insert launch tube into the ground or attach securely to a stake and angle slightly away from spectators. Ensure tube is secure and can not fall over.
Step 2 - Insert rocket stick into launch tube and make sure it is free to rise.
Step 3 - Remove orange fuse cap. (It is worth removing the cap well in advance of your display and putting back on, often they are glued on and can be quite hard to remove.)
Step 4 - Ensuring no part of your body is over the firework. Standing sideways, at arm’s length light outermost end of the fuse and retire immediately to the stated distance on the firework label.
Further Advice
Angle your Rocket Tube
Give your rocket tube a slight angle away from the audience, this will encourage it not to fly towards the audience. Rockets are erratic in flight because the long stick acts as a rudder and just because the wind at ground level is blowing one way it might be blowing in a completely different direction at 100 metres!
Wet Weather
Do not wrap your rockets in plastic, you can put a bag over the rockets to protect them from the rain temporarily but it must be removed before lighting.
What is the minimum set-up I need to do?
Sorry, there are no shortcuts with rockets - you always need to launch them from a tube. You can use plumbing pipes (plastic or copper) if you have them.
Essential safety checks
Ensure your rocket head, engine and stick are all securely glued together. If anything is loose then don't fire it. If the delay fuse is loose or missing don't fire the rocket.
Dud Rockets
Very occasionally the internal fuse can fail and although the rocket launches it does not burst. This means the rocket head and stick will return to earth.
It is important you make an effort to find this rocket as it still has active pyrotechnics in it. When located place in a bin bag and contact us about returning the firework for a refund and safe disposal.
Top Tips
More to come
The videos & images of products on this site are for guidance only
Due to the 'hand-built' nature of fireworks the duration, effects and visuals can vary from batch to batch and from item to item.
Explosive materials are erratic by nature and perform differently depending on environmental conditions at the time of firing.
See our Terms of Service
1x 130g Ball Head Rocket
Lovely Gold Brocade burst with long duration
The shell head is covered in paper for you to write a message on - a birthday message or message to a loved one.
Our Advice
The Messenger rocket is actually a 75mm ball head in a 100mm casing. The reason for this is you give a greater area to write upon.
- Fireworks Brand :- Celtic Fireworks
- Fireworks Safety Distance :- 25 Metres
- Fireworks Shots :- N/A
- Fireworks Calibre :- N/A
- Fireworks Firing Pattern :- N/A
- Fireworks Duration :- N/A
- Fireworks Noise Level :- High - 106 to 115db
- Fireworks Class :- F3
- Fireworks Pieces :- 1 pcs
- Fireworks Hazard Type :- 1.3G
- Fireworks NEQ :- 130g
- Fireworks Weight :- 0.75kg
Due to the 'hand-built' nature of fireworks the duration, effects and visuals can vary from batch to batch and from item to item.
Explosive materials are erratic by nature and perform differently depending on environmental conditions at the time of firing.
Set-up & firing for Rockets
Follow the directions as instructed on the fireworks warning label. Please be aware of the required safety distances for firers and spectators.
Step 1 - Insert launch tube into the ground or attach securely to a stake and angle slightly away from spectators. Ensure tube is secure and can not fall over.
Step 2 - Insert rocket stick into launch tube and make sure it is free to rise.
Step 3 - Remove orange fuse cap. (It is worth removing the cap well in advance of your display and putting back on, often they are glued on and can be quite hard to remove.)
Step 4 - Ensuring no part of your body is over the firework. Standing sideways, at arm’s length light outermost end of the fuse and retire immediately to the stated distance on the firework label.
Further Advice
Angle your Rocket Tube
Give your rocket tube a slight angle away from the audience, this will encourage it not to fly towards the audience. Rockets are erratic in flight because the long stick acts as a rudder and just because the wind at ground level is blowing one way it might be blowing in a completely different direction at 100 metres!
Wet Weather
Do not wrap your rockets in plastic, you can put a bag over the rockets to protect them from the rain temporarily but it must be removed before lighting.
What is the minimum set-up I need to do?
Sorry, there are no shortcuts with rockets - you always need to launch them from a tube. You can use plumbing pipes (plastic or copper) if you have them.
Essential safety checks
Ensure your rocket head, engine and stick are all securely glued together. If anything is loose then don't fire it. If the delay fuse is loose or missing don't fire the rocket.
Dud Rockets
Very occasionally the internal fuse can fail and although the rocket launches it does not burst. This means the rocket head and stick will return to earth.
It is important you make an effort to find this rocket as it still has active pyrotechnics in it. When located place in a bin bag and contact us about returning the firework for a refund and safe disposal.
Top Tips
More to come
The videos & images of products on this site are for guidance only
Due to the 'hand-built' nature of fireworks the duration, effects and visuals can vary from batch to batch and from item to item.
Explosive materials are erratic by nature and perform differently depending on environmental conditions at the time of firing.
See our Terms of Service