A better Lightboard

Full length lightboards are a pain in the @ to handle and stow when not in use. Cut out the middle section and join the two ends with shockcord.

Tension the shockcord to hold the two ends firmly into the angled rodholders and the whole rig is easy to fit and remove. Also fits easily into the boot of the car.

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Bonus Hint: Store your lights under cover when not in use to prevent deterioration of the lenses.

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