PAVAROTTI 100 SHOTS 20MM TARGET100-06

On average 2.5 shots per second. With a 20 mm caliber that produces a fast, dense stream of effects that fills the sky without gaps or "holes" in the display. The Pavarotti CEL100-06 combines straight shots with angled ones, so instead of a single point overhead you get a spread-out fan — effects shoot up and out to the sides at the same time. What sets Pavarotti apart from other 20 mm batteries In this caliber class most batteries fire straight up. Pavarotti does it differently — some tubes are set at an angle, which automatically widens the field of effects. You don’t need to place three batteries side by side to achieve a wide spread. One unit gives you both height and width. Forty seconds of operation is long enough for it to be a standalone element of a show, but short enough that the pace doesn’t drop — there’s no moment when the viewer starts to get bored. Pavarotti CEL100-06 specifications 1. Caliber: 20 mm — compact shots, but at this rate they impress by mass rather than by individual explosions 2. Number of shots: 100 3. Duration: about 40 seconds 4. Shot types: straight and angled — fan-shaped distribution of effects 5. NEC charge: 500 g 6. Class: F2, CE certified Pavarotti works well as the centerpiece of a home New Year’s Eve or birthday display — by itself it produces enough effects to impress the neighborhood. You can also pair it with a slower battery of larger caliber: heavy single shots first, then Pavarotti as a fast, dense finale. That contrast of tempos works better than firing two similar batteries one after the other. Angled shots mean you need more free space to the sides than with a regular vertical battery. Place Pavarotti on a hard, flat surface — asphalt, compacted ground, sidewalk. At 20 mm caliber a distance of 8–10 meters from spectators is sufficient, but make sure there is nothing flammable to the sides within a few meters.