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I picked up the trip fold work light a couple of weeks ago. Great light. Love the option to use a battery or AC power. The battery use is very quick. I use it in the high mode so that adds to the battery draining quickly. The tripod option is well made. I like howhat you can have 3 lights on it. But at $80 it is not something I’m going to buy. I try my video camera tripod and it screwed in. So now the camera tripod is going in the van. May look at picking up another battery or 2 for it.
Nice, glad it’s working out dude.
Which light? I have the panel light thing is bright but haven’t really ran it on a battery yet
The folding panel light.
Jrhky36 wrote:
12 hours ago, Jrhky36 said:The folding panel light.
Probably make a good light booth for small object photography…?
I bet it would
Jrhky36 wrote:
On 1/15/2017 at 9:09 PM, Jrhky36 said:I picked up the trip fold work light a couple of weeks ago. Great light. Love the option to use a battery or AC power. The battery use is very quick. I use it in the high mode so that adds to the battery draining quickly. The tripod option is well made. I like howhat you can have 3 lights on it. But at $80 it is not something I’m going to buy. I try my video camera tripod and it screwed in. So now the camera tripod is going in the van. May look at picking up another battery or 2 for it.
do you think the tripod Ridgid offers would be useful since it allows for 3 tools to connect to it?
I have not had to use a tripod with it yet. I disn’t want to spend the extra money for it since I only needed one light.
I am sure it would be usefully if you had more than one light.
You can get a nice tripod fir a lot cheaper than the ridgid if you only need to attach 1 light
Jimbo
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